OffSeq | Adversary Tactics for Cyber Resilience[verified]@offseqPatch
The tweet announces a high‑severity CVE that lets low‑permission users gain admin rights in Ecwid for WordPress, urges immediate patching, and advises role restrictions.
CVEarity@CVEarityDisclosure
The tweet announces CVE‑2026‑1750, a high‑severity WordPress vulnerability, but provides no exploit details, mitigation steps, or evidence of active exploitation.
CVEFind.com@CveFindComDisclosure
A new high‑severity privilege‑escalation vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑1750) was disclosed for Ecwid WordPress shopping cart up to v7.0.7, allowing attackers to gain store manager access.
Vulmon Vulnerability Feed@VulmonFeedsDisclosure
The tweet announces a new privilege‑escalation vulnerability (CVE-2026-1750) in the Ecwid WordPress plugin, providing only a brief description without any PoC, exploit, or patch details.
CVE@CVEnewDisclosure
The Ecwid plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to privilege escalation in all versions up to 7.0.7, as identified by CVE‑2026‑1750.
CRAC Learning - Tech@cracbotDisclosure
CVE-2026-1750 is a high‑severity privilege escalation vulnerability in the Ecwid WordPress plugin, currently awaiting analysis with no PoC, exploit or patch disclosed.
The Hacker Wire@TheHackerWireDisclosure
The tweet announces a privilege‑escalation vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑1750) in the Ecwid WordPress plugin affecting versions up to 7.0.7, caused by a missing capability check.