CVE-2025-10046 / CVE-2025-47645: ELEX WooCommerce Google Shopping SQL Injection

Affected Plugin: ELEX WooCommerce Google Shopping (Google Product Feed)
Vulnerability Type: SQL Injection via the file_to_delete parameter in the plugin’s admin interface
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CVSS v3.1 Score: ~7.x (High) based on Patchstack’s assessment
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Attack complexity: Low — requires authenticated access to admin panel but allows powerful SQL payloads
Typical risk: Data exposure, database manipulation, site takeover

Recommended Actions (Mitigation Strategy)

Update Immediately
- If a patch is available (e.g., version 1.5+), update right away.
- If not yet patched, temporarily deactivate the plugin.
Minimize Access
- Restrict access to admin roles only.
- Enforce strong authentication (e.g., MFA).
Use Web Application Firewall (WAF)
- Block SQL-like patterns targeting file_to_delete.
- Implement virtual patching rules until the plugin is patched.
Monitor & Log Activity
- Log and review access to plugin endpoints.
- Enable database and error logging to detect suspicious queries.
Backup & Emergency Plan
- Ensure that full database backups are recent and tested.
- Have rollback procedures ready in case of compromise.

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Detail	Info
Issue	SQL Injection via `file_to_delete` parameter
Impact	High — potential data breach or site compromise
Fix	Update plugin or disable if unpatched
Mitigations	Restrict access, apply WAF, monitor, back up

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