Themehunk

Themehunk develops WordPress plugins and builder extensions that extend content creation and form-handling capabilities, with a product portfolio spanning contact and lead-generation forms, popup builders, e-commerce functionality, and navigation menus. Vulnerabilities affecting this vendor skew strongly toward critical-severity outcomes and frequently acquire public exploit code, consistent with the widespread deployment and direct user-input exposure inherent to WordPress plugins. The exposure recurs across the vendor's plugin line through weakness classes including missing authorization, cross-site scripting, cross-site request forgery, PHP remote file inclusion, and information disclosure—all characteristic of web-application input handling and access-control weaknesses that expose WordPress sites to both authenticated and unauthenticated attack. Defenders running Themehunk plugins should treat security updates as a high-priority component of their WordPress maintenance cycle and monitor for exploitation of unpatched instances. Live severity, exploitation activity, and detailed exposure counts are shown alongside this summary.