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How to verify CVE-2023-6005
Confirm whether your systems are actually affected — run the exact detection check below (Nuclei command or OpenVAS NVT). Detection only; it does not exploit.
How to verify this vulnerability
Scanner data tells you how to confirm whether your systems are actually affected — not just that the CVE exists. Run a Nuclei template against your target for a yes/no answer in seconds.
What's a Nuclei template? Nuclei is a free, open-source scanner. A template is a small YAML rule that probes a target and reports whether it's vulnerable. Runs locally, no agent.
1 · AUTOMATEDDetection command
nuclei -t CVE-2023-6005-eventon-ec2daf19-51ef-4e1b-becb-252955a61523.yaml -u https://your-target -rl 50 -timeout 10Community template — download the YAML from GitHub first, then run the command against your own host.
2 Nuclei templates
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- lowCommunityhttpEventON - WordPress Virtual Event Calendar Plugin <= 4.5.4 (Pro) & <= 2.2.7 (Free) - Authenticated (Admin+) Stored Cross-Site Scripting GitHub ↗
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