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wordpress-plugin-hunt

Hunt WP plugins via REST, exploit CVEs when version known.

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# WordPress Plugin Hunt Skill

Discover installed WordPress plugins through REST API namespace probing, readme.txt version detection, and HTML/JS source analysis. Cross-reference discovered versions against known CVEs for exploitation. WordPress plugin vulnerabilities are one of the most reliable paths to RCE — confirmed CVEs include Elementor, Slider Revolution, ElementsKit, Gravity Forms, Jetpack, WooCommerce, and LiteSpeed Cache.

## When to Use

- WordPress confirmed on target (via `wp-mass-recon`).
- Running `deep-invade` Phase 3.
- You need an exploitation vector beyond CORS/XMLRPC.
- Target has a plugin-heavy WordPress site (e-commerce, page builder, forms).

## Prerequisites

- `terminal` with curl, python3.