
Can phpMyFAQ Users Bypass Permissions to Edit Restricted Articles?
A broken object-level authorisation flaw in phpMyFAQ allows authenticated users with edit rights to modify any FAQ entry, bypassing moderation checks.

A broken object-level authorisation flaw in phpMyFAQ allows authenticated users with edit rights to modify any FAQ entry, bypassing moderation checks.

A high-severity flaw in older Coder versions allows attackers to steal workspace API keys by exploiting improper hostname validation in proxy redirects.

A heap overflow in PDF parsing permits arbitrary code execution, requiring user interaction with a malicious document to trigger the exploit.

A vulnerability in cifs-utils versions 4.2 through 7.8 allows local privilege escalation via mount-option injection, with a fix available in version 7.9.

A critical output escaping flaw in Crafty Controller allows remote attackers to inject scripts via HTTP headers, exposing all versions up to 4.10.8.

The WordPress Search Regex plugin allows authenticated users to inject PHP objects, risking code execution via a deserialization flaw in version 3.5.

A heap-based flaw in X.Org Server allows local attackers to gain root access after executing low-privileged code on the system.

Fortinet has released a patch for a flaw that allows remote attackers to crash the system after logging in.

Eclipse Vert.x HTTP decoder flaw allows header confusion, enabling request smuggling in versions 5.0, 5.1, and 5.2. Teams must check for affected builds.

An unauthenticated file-read flaw in Gitingest versions up to 0.3.1 allows attackers to retrieve server files via crafted blob URLs.

High-severity flaw in FileRise < 3.23.0 allows credential holders to reset TOTP attempt counts via session manipulation.

Sandboxes isolate code but rarely isolate network state, meaning an escape often grants lateral movement before the initial breach is even detected by monitoring systems.

A flawed logging component records sensitive data like passwords or keys in plain text, creating a permanent record that attackers can steal.

A high-severity flaw in Eclipse Vert.x allows remote servers to crash clients via heap exhaustion, affecting versions up to 5.2.0.

Struts flaws allow remote code execution because the framework trusts user input too much, turning web forms into direct command lines for attackers.

Null pointer dereferences often mask deeper logic flaws that allow attackers to bypass security controls or cause service outages.

Automated dependency scanning finds hidden risks in third-party code before attackers exploit them, saving small teams from costly breaches.

Format string flaws hide in plain sight by turning log messages into memory corruption vectors, bypassing traditional input checks through interpreter logic errors.

Default administrative paths and unpatched components expose the gateway, making isolation and strict access control the primary defence against remote compromise.

CVSS 4.0 replaces static severity scores with dynamic attack potential, meaning a vulnerability’s risk changes based on real-time environmental factors and attacker capabilities.

Palo Alto Networks confirms a low-severity denial of service vulnerability in PAN-OS requiring read-only admin access via crafted API requests.

A high-severity flaw in GYM One allows attackers to inject scripts that run with administrator privileges.

Authenticated users can exploit CVE-2026-55239 in Tianji versions below 1.31.29 to execute arbitrary SQL against the shared database.

Legacy protocols lack inherent security, meaning network segmentation alone fails when maintenance tools bypass logical boundaries without cryptographic verification.