AIMF Security · Website and commerce intelligence
CMS Vulnerabilities
Find vulnerability intelligence for the software behind your website or store. Choose a platform feed, check the affected component and version, and follow the original source before deciding what to patch or investigate.
A CVE disclosure identifies a reported vulnerability. It does not prove that your site has been compromised or that every installation is affected.
WordPress & Plugin Vulnerability Feed
Review published CVE records associated with WordPress core, plugins and themes. Use source links, available severity information and known-exploitation context to prioritize verification against your installed inventory.
A matching product name alone does not establish exposure. Confirm the vulnerable version range and any required configuration.
Open the WordPress feedShopify & App Security Feed
Review Shopify-related CVE records, including integrations and compatible tooling where source evidence supports the connection. Component labels help distinguish these disclosures from vulnerabilities in Shopify's hosted platform.
This is not a comprehensive Shopify app-advisory service. Incidents and vendor advisories without CVE IDs are not currently imported.
Open the Shopify ecosystem feedTurn a feed entry into a verified action
- Identify the component. Match the plugin, theme, app integration or supporting library to your actual inventory.
- Check applicability. Read the affected versions, prerequisites and source remediation guidance.
- Prioritize the risk. Consider documented exploitation, exposure, access requirements and business impact—not the score alone.
- Apply and verify. Back up, test the update or mitigation, and confirm the deployed version and relevant behavior.
Coverage has limits
These feeds provide a bounded source sample, not an automated scan of your site or a complete inventory of vulnerabilities. New records can lack classification metadata, and some app incidents never receive CVE IDs. No matching entries does not mean a platform or store has no security issues.
Keep vendor security notices, permission reviews and incident reporting alongside CVE monitoring. Treat WordPress components, Shopify integrations and Shopify-compatible libraries as distinct scopes.
Looking for device vulnerabilities instead?
Operating-system and device tracking lives in our separate CVE tracker hub. Keep website/CMS issues distinct from Windows, macOS, iPhone and Android vulnerabilities.
Need help deciding what applies to your site?
Use the feeds for initial triage, then review the deployed components, permissions and exposure in context.