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W3 Total Cache Command Injection Vulnerability Exposes 1 Million WordPress Sites to RCE Attacks

W3 Total Cache Command Injection Vulnerability Exposes 1 Million WordPress Sites to RCE Attacks

Posted on November 18, 2025November 18, 2025 By CWS

A essential command injection vulnerability has been found within the W3 Whole Cache plugin, considered one of WordPress’s hottest caching options utilized by roughly 1 million web sites.

The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-9501 with a CVSS severity rating of 9.0 (Crucial), permits unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary PHP instructions instantly on weak servers.

W3 Whole Cache Vulnerability

The flaw exists within the _parse_dynamic_mfunc operate, which processes dynamic operate calls with out correct enter validation.

Attackers can exploit this weak spot by submitting a malicious payload by way of WordPress remark submissions on any submit.

FieldDetailsCVE IDCVE-2025-9501PluginW3 Whole CacheVulnerability TypeCommand InjectionFixed Version2.8.13CVSS Score9.0 (Crucial)CWECWE-78Attack VectorComment submission with malicious payload

As a result of the vulnerability requires no authentication and minimal consumer interplay, it poses an instantaneous and extreme menace to all unpatched installations.

The vulnerability belongs to the Injection class (OWASP A1). It’s labeled as CWE-78: Improper Blocking of Particular Components utilized in an OS Command.

This implies attackers can execute arbitrary working system instructions with the privileges of the online server course of.

W3 Whole Cache maintains a essential position in WordPress infrastructure, offering superior caching performance that website directors depend on for efficiency optimization.

The broad adoption makes this vulnerability significantly regarding, as every affected set up represents a possible entry level for Distant Code Execution (RCE) assaults.

Attackers exploiting this vulnerability may obtain full server compromise, together with knowledge theft, malware set up, ransomware deployment, and web site defacement.

The vulnerability’s public disclosure on October 27, 2025, will increase the urgency for instant remediation.

The W3 Whole Cache growth crew launched a patch in model 2.8.13 to deal with the command injection flaw. WordPress website directors should instantly replace to this patched model or later.

Safety groups ought to evaluation server logs for suspicious remark submissions and weird PHP execution patterns that will point out exploitation makes an attempt.

WordPress web site directors ought to prioritize this replace as essential. Organizations managing a number of WordPress installations ought to implement automated patching methods.

Safety monitoring ought to be heightened for any indicators of unauthorized command execution, file modifications, or surprising outbound connections that will point out profitable exploitation.

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