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Wordpress automatic plugin aux module #15776
Wordpress automatic plugin aux module #15776
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This is out of scope, but I'm just wondering if there would be a way to avoid adding a comment to be picked up by the
update_wordpress_vulnerabilities.rb
tool. Maybe using a specific info hash key/value pair, such as'WordpressVulnType' => 'plugin'
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in general, like 90+% of plugins use that function, so it seemed like the right answer (especially when not trying to change all of wordpress modules). In theory, anything could be changed, but since wordpress plugin modules tend to be such a small portion of the framework, I didn't want to make anything global.