Vulnerabilities
Wavlink WL-WN530BE1-A Router CGI Script Enables Arbitrary OS Command Execution
A critical vulnerability in Wavlink router firmware allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary operating system commands via a CGI script.
A critical vulnerability in Wavlink router firmware allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary operating system commands via a CGI script.
A critical SQL injection flaw in phpMyFAQ allows unauthenticated attackers to access database credentials and configuration secrets via the autocomplete search feature.
A critical flaw in Obsidian-TC allows unauthorized vault access via token misuse, fixed in version 1.3.1.
A critical isolation flaw in MarkLogic Server allows attackers to hijack sessions via REST and XDBC paths in versions prior to 11.3.7 and 12.1.0.
A critical vulnerability in older MarkLogic Server versions lets users with limited rights escalate to full administrative control.
A critical flaw in AnyDesk versions prior to 8.0.3 allows attackers to run code as root on Linux systems without user approval or authentication.
A remote code execution vulnerability in Linksys E1700 firmware allows attackers to inject operating system commands via IPv6 configuration inputs.
A new survey reveals that while developers use AI tools, most question the accuracy of the generated code and output.
Security researchers identified a critical blind SQL injection flaw in Tickera versions up to 3.6.0.6, risking unauthorized database access and data exposure.
Citrix urges immediate patching for a new 9.5-severity remote code execution flaw affecting NetScaler ADC and Gateway appliances, though exploitation status remains unconfirmed.
Treating all incoming data as hostile by default prevents the majority of logical flaws that attackers exploit to take control of your systems.
A critical flaw in Wukong_HRM lets attackers bypass login checks to access sensitive employee data and administrative controls without valid credentials.
Default configurations and unpatched firmware expose remote access tunnels to lateral movement and data exfiltration without triggering standard network alerts.
Versions before 0.5.0 of the Privasys RA-TLS library allow attackers to relay valid enclave quotes to unauthorized TLS sessions, bypassing security checks.
A critical flaw in the Advanced IP Blocker plugin allows unauthenticated attackers to bypass two-factor authentication and seize full control of WordPress sites.
A critical vulnerability in Privasys Enclave OS allows attackers to relay TLS quotes, bypassing security checks in versions prior to specific tdx updates.
A logic error in Nginx UI versions prior to 2.5.0 allows password-only login for accounts protected by WebAuthn passkeys, ignoring the second factor requirement.
Security teams must patch WordPress installations running ThemeREX Convex versions through 1.16.0 to close a critical deserialization flaw rated 9.8 by the NVD.
Zero-day exploits often leave no signature, so you must detect them by observing deviations in system behavior and resource consumption rather than matching known patterns.
CVE identifiers transform chaotic vulnerability data into a structured language that enables precise risk assessment and automated remediation across complex infrastructure.
Network devices hide compromise in firmware checksums and silent MAC address changes that standard intrusion detection systems miss entirely.
Attackers hijack valid session tokens without stealing credentials, allowing access even when passwords remain secure and encryption is active.
Clickjacking attacks often leave no server-side trace because the victim’s browser executes legitimate requests within hidden frames that bypass standard logging.
Most authentication bypasses occur because systems trust client-side state instead of verifying every request against a secure server-side session.