In reply to A_Bad_Taste.

A_Bad_Taste,

And what would you call what he is doing? Exposing vulnerabilties on innocent people’s websites. You know that info from my plugin may not be much, typically just non-important items. But, there are much higher value targets in a database. If you really care and want to help make the WP community safe, then why would you show a blue print on how to hack someone’s website? We have fixed this issue. Did so in hours. However, just like all of us know, it takes time for users to actually update. Even though we did a support thread on our WP repo, as well as an email to all of our licensed users; only 15% of them are updated. That mean, 85% of our customers are at risk. And for what? All because of a protest? You can protest, but you can’t throw people in harms way while you are at it. His actions are dangerous. So I ask you, what do you think of what he is doing?