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    WHMCS 3.5.1 security issue

    Just a heads up in case you didn't get or haven't seen the email yet, there might be a prob if you've uploaded WHMCS V3.5.1 Full from your client area.

    If your unsure at all check the forums it's posted.

    http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?t=7926

    All licensed users would get the file list for removal of the offending parts - so all you unlicensed ones can go suck an egg and get boned
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    Reminds me, I should probably upload the newest file to our database.
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    I was affected by this unfortunately. I immediately removed the offending file.
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    Good thing I use to use Clientexec.
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    I'm personally glad they caught this one, it could have ruined their reputation that Matt has worked so hard to build up. Im happy though great product great price. Couldnt ask for more.

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    Got to agree, the file in question I think got caught pretty quickly, makes them worth the cost for the comfort factor on that alone
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    Woah, thats some scary stuff, i think matt should maybe provide us with the md5 checksum of the files when they are released.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3RH-Stan View Post
    Woah, thats some scary stuff, i think matt should maybe provide us with the md5 checksum of the files when they are released.
    Agreed.... although i quit using them and went to the most complicated thing of all times lol modernbill.............

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