Vulnerabilities
Abandoned Cart Pro Token Forgery Bug Permits Admin Takeover in Versions Up to 10.8.0
Unauthenticated attackers can hijack any user account, including admins, by forging tokens in Abandoned Cart Pro versions up to 10.8.0.
Unauthenticated attackers can hijack any user account, including admins, by forging tokens in Abandoned Cart Pro versions up to 10.8.0.
A critical heap overflow in Microsoft's PPP EAP-TLS protocol allows unauthenticated attackers to execute code remotely over a network connection.
A critical vulnerability in the Printcart Store WooCommerce plugin allows attackers to execute code remotely without logging in, affecting all versions up to 2.9.1.
A critical authorization bypass in Adobe ColdFusion 2023 and 2025 allows low-privileged attackers to execute code without user interaction.
A critical authorization flaw in Adobe ColdFusion lets attackers run code without user interaction. Teams must patch versions 2025.0.13 and 2023.0.25 immediately.
A critical OS command injection in Adobe Experience Manager lets low-privileged users run code without interaction. No patch is confirmed yet.
A high-severity code injection flaw in the Blazor WebAssembly debugger allows remote attackers to execute commands on developer workstations during debugging sessions.
A zero-click code execution vulnerability affects AEM 6.5 through 6.5.25 with a CVSS score of 9.9. Security teams should assess exposure immediately as no patch is confirmed.
Most access control failures stem from trusting client-side inputs rather than enforcing server-side authorization checks on every request.
An unauthenticated path traversal flaw in FortiSIEM allows attackers to execute arbitrary code, rated high severity with a CVSS of 9.4 by Fortinet.
Cross-site scripting executes code in the user's browser, while request forgery tricks the browser into sending authenticated requests without user consent.
Docker fixed a critical flaw in its registry that let attackers impersonate users via transferred personal access tokens during account conversions.
A critical flaw allows attackers to bypass authorization checks when deleting Argo CD applications, enabling unauthorized resource creation in Kubernetes clusters.
A critical vulnerability in Ivanti Xtraction allows authenticated attackers to hijack requests and steal connector credentials until version 2026.4 is released.
Default XML parsers often process external entities by design, turning data inputs into file-read or server-side request forgery vectors without any code change.
A critical flaw in IBM MCP Context Forge allows attackers to forge admin tokens. Version 1.0.2 fixes the issue by removing the default signing key and tightening access controls.
A high severity path traversal bug in Wazuh manager versions before 4.14.8 allows attackers with cluster keys to bypass validation and write files to arbitrary paths.
Most zero-day breaches originate from flawed deployment patterns that amplify the impact of unknown code flaws long before patches exist.
Default configurations and implicit trust assumptions create silent pathways for unauthenticated remote code execution that bypass standard perimeter defenses.
A critical vulnerability in Wazuh manager versions prior to 4.14.8 allows compromised cluster workers to overwrite configuration files and gain root execution.
Automatic updates often skip security patches due to compatibility checks, leaving sites exposed to known vulnerabilities for weeks.
A critical vulnerability in Square Squash allows attackers to execute arbitrary Ruby code via unsafe YAML processing on the symbolication API endpoint.
Bloom Security found over 1,500 npm packages vulnerable to a publishing attack that could allow AI agents to install malicious code without credential theft.
Attackers targeted the unauthenticated server-side request forgery flaw in SonicWall appliances shortly after the vendor issued a critical security update.