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#1 2024-11-30 01:36:39
- OpenPicture
- Member
- 2023-12-19
- 50
[Plugin] Community Plugin Problem
Hello,
There is a problem with the community plugin, it has been renamed to:
JohnnieBob.
The description is in Russian. Don't update to version Revision 15.a.
Last edited by OpenPicture (2024-11-30 01:44:27)
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#2 2024-11-30 09:55:13
- plg
- Piwigo Team
- Nantes, France, Europe
- 2002-04-05
- 13861
Re: [Plugin] Community Plugin Problem
Thank you for this report.
The zip archive of Community 15.a has not been modified. As far as I can see for now, only the title and the description. On November 28th 2024 14:59 (West Europe timezone)
Investigation in progress.
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#3 2024-11-30 15:55:00
- plg
- Piwigo Team
- Nantes, France, Europe
- 2002-04-05
- 13861
Re: [Plugin] Community Plugin Problem
We think we have found the problem. It is fixed. Despite many other attacks, only Community page had been successfully modified.
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#4 2024-11-30 17:04:15
- OpenPicture
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- 2023-12-19
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Re: [Plugin] Community Plugin Problem
Hello plg,
It is my turn to thank you, because I had a real shock when I did the last update of the plugin.
Especially when I went to see in the Plugins Page what was changed and I saw the description in Russian.
For a hacker, it is a good trick to infect a plugin, which in turn will after updates on different sites infect the respective servers.
I am more than happy that the zip archive was not infected, even if I immediately reverted with my last backup to the previous version.
So, we can do the update without worry?
Last edited by OpenPicture (2024-11-30 17:05:21)
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#5 2024-11-30 20:24:11
- plg
- Piwigo Team
- Nantes, France, Europe
- 2002-04-05
- 13861
Re: [Plugin] Community Plugin Problem
OpenPicture wrote:
I had a real shock when I did the last update of the plugin.
If you had a shock, you don't imagine what I had ;-) Security matters and we failed.
OpenPicture wrote:
For a hacker, it is a good trick to infect a plugin, which in turn will after updates on different sites infect the respective servers.
We're going to reinforce the integrity controls on zip archives of extensions.
OpenPicture wrote:
So, we can do the update without worry?
Yes.
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