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CVE-2026-3326 is a SQL injection vulnerability affecting the XStore WordPress theme before version 9.7.3. The issue is caused by improper sanitization and escaping of a user-controlled parameter before it is incorporated into a SQL statement. The vulnerable code path is exposed through an AJAX action that is accessible to unauthenticated users, making the flaw remotely reachable without prior authentication. The available reporting indicates the vulnerable functionality is tied to search-related product handling within the theme. Successful exploitation allows attacker-supplied SQL to be executed against the backend database.
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An unauthenticated SQL injection vulnerability affecting XStore Theme versions prior to 9.7.3, with a network-accessible attack path and no authentication or user interaction required.
A SQL injection vulnerability in the Xstore WordPress theme before version 9.7.3, reachable via an unauthenticated AJAX action due to improper sanitization and escaping of a parameter before use in a SQL statement.
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