CVE-2026-65564 | chrisvrichardson MapPress Maps Plugin up to 2.97.6 on WordPress information disclosure
A vulnerability was found in chrisvrichardson MapPress Maps Plugin up to 2.97.6 on WordPress. It has been declared as problematic.
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