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Writeup: TryHackMe Smol

· Yuliya Bagriy · Feb. 21, 2025, 8:42 p.m.

tryhackme Cybersecurity Wordpress Vulnerable plugins

Summary

The blog post discusses the TryHackMe Smol, a medium-difficulty cybersecurity challenge centered around a WordPress website. It highlights the security risks associated with outdated plugins and the importance of code inspection when using third-party software.

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