Activity Log – Monitor User and Agent Changes
aryo-activity-log · plugin
Known security vulnerabilities for Activity Log – Monitor User and Agent Changes. Find out in seconds which version runs on your site with WP Lens.
6 known vulnerabilities
1 critical · 6 exploitable without logging in · 1 with public exploit code · latest Sep 2, 2026
Listed on wordpress.org · latest 2.15.0 · last updated Sep 7, 2026 · 200K+ installs
wordpress.org status checked on Oct 4, 2026
Vulnerabilities
- Critical 9.8
CVE-2022-27858unauthenticated · needs a click≤ 2.8.3
WordPress Activity Log plugin <= 2.8.3 - CSV Injection vulnerability
- High 7.2
CVE-2024-10788unauthenticated≤ 2.11.1
Activity Log – Monitor & Record User Changes <= 2.11.1 - Unauthenticated Stored Cross-Site Scripting via Event Context
- High 7.1
CVE-2026-84759unauthenticated · needs a click≤ 2.13.1
WordPress Activity Log plugin <= 2.13.1 - Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) vulnerability
- Medium 6.1
CVE-2016-10891unauthenticated · needs a click
The aryo-activity-log plugin before 2.3.3 for WordPress has XSS.
- Medium 6.1
CVE-2016-10890unauthenticated · needs a click
The aryo-activity-log plugin before 2.3.2 for WordPress has XSS.
- Medium 6.1
CVE-2018-8729unauthenticated · needs a click
Multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in the Activity Log plugin before 2.4.1 for WordPress allow remote attackers to inject a
The access label is read from the record's own text (e.g. “subscriber+”: subscriber and above). When the text names no role, CVSS decides between “login required” and “high privilege”; no role name is invented. “Needs a click”: the attack depends on a logged-in user following a link (CSRF, reflected XSS).