The Image Photo Gallery Final Tiles Grid WordPress plugin failed to verify user authorization on a range of gallery and image management actions, checking ownership against an incorrect object or omitting the check altogether. This flaw is an instance of Implicit Direct Object Reference (IDOR), allowing any authenticated contributor or higher role to clone galleries, modify and reorder images, and write the plugin’s metadata onto posts they do not own. The result is unauthorized alteration of the site’s visual content and potential defacement or privacy exposure.

WordPress installations that have the Image Photo Gallery Final Tiles Grid plugin installed at a version earlier than 3.6.14 are susceptible. The flaw can be exploited by any user account with contributor or higher permissions on the host site.

Because the vulnerability requires an authenticated user with contributor privileges, the attack requires an existing login but no special technical skill. The CVSS score of 2.7 indicates a low severity flaw. Although the threat still exists, the overall risk is low to moderate in environments where contributors are numerous or have broad privileges, yet the exploitation probability is not quantified. The issue is not listed in CISA’s KEV catalog, indicating no known widespread exploitation at the time of this analysis. Attackers would gain the ability to manipulate gallery content and non‑plugin post metadata, which could undermine site integrity and user trust.