Podlove Podcast Publisher — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 23

This page documents known security weaknesses associated with Podlove Podcast Publisher, an open-source WordPress plugin used for podcast publishing. It aggregates vulnerability records identified by security researchers and public databases, covering incidents reported from 2015 to the present. Visitors can track the vendor’s advisory history, understand the nature of specific weakness classes such as cross-site scripting or improper access control, and look up the complete vulnerability history of the product to assess its current security posture. The collection focuses on publicly disclosed issues that may impact users running self-hosted podcast networks or individual podcasters using this specific plugin. Entries include details on affected versions, severity ratings where available, and references to upstream patches or workarounds. This resource aims to provide transparency for system administrators and developers who need to evaluate risks before updating or continuing to use the software. By centralizing these findings, it supports informed decision-making regarding mitigation strategies and compliance requirements. The data is sourced from official changelogs, third-party security audits, and automated scanning results. Users are encouraged to verify findings against the latest official documentation, as remediation efforts may have addressed older issues in recent releases. This aggregate view does not replace vendor-specific security bulletins but complements them by offering a historical perspective on the plugin’s security evolution. Regular monitoring of this page helps stakeholders stay aware of emerging threats and past incidents that could inform future development or deployment decisions.