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Portable phpMyAdmin security & vulnerabilities
Unpatched vulnerability in the latest version
At least one vulnerability affects the latest version and no fix has been released. Deactivate the plugin or restrict access to the affected feature until the vendor ships a patch.
- Critical1
- High1
- Medium1
- Low0
All Portable phpMyAdmin vulnerabilities
| Severity | Vulnerability | CVE | Published |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medium5.3 | Information Disclosure ≤1.4.1No patch available | CVE-2013-4454 | |
| High7.3 | Authentication Bypass ≤1.3.0Update to 1.3.1 | CVE-2012-5469 | |
| Critical9.1 | Authentication Bypass ≤1.5.0No patch available | CVE-2013-4462 |
- Medium5.3Information Disclosure
≤1.4.1No patch available
- High7.3Authentication Bypass
≤1.3.0Update to 1.3.1
- Critical9.1Authentication Bypass
≤1.5.0No patch available
Portable phpMyAdmin: common questions
Does Portable phpMyAdmin have known vulnerabilities?
Yes. VulnCrest Radar lists 3 known vulnerabilities in Portable phpMyAdmin: 1 critical, 1 high, 1 medium. At least one is not fixed in the latest version.
How do I check which version of Portable phpMyAdmin I run?
In wp-admin open Plugins → Installed Plugins; the version is shown under the name. Without admin access, our passive Check my site tool can often read it from public files.
What is the most recent Portable phpMyAdmin vulnerability?
CVE-2013-4454, published Aug 1, 2014: Portable phpMyAdmin <= 1.4.1 - Information Disclosure. Severity: Medium (CVSS 5.3).
Is any Portable phpMyAdmin vulnerability listed in CISA KEV?
No. None of the known Portable phpMyAdmin vulnerabilities is currently listed in the CISA KEV catalog.