
SGLang Sandbox Escape in Dumper Endpoint Enables Remote Code Execution
A critical code injection flaw in SGLang versions up to 0.5.22 allows unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary Python code via the scheduler process.

A critical code injection flaw in SGLang versions up to 0.5.22 allows unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary Python code via the scheduler process.

A flaw in Apache Answer allows suspended external user sessions to remain active, bypassing central account controls until timeout.

Authenticated users can upload executable files in DoubleScale CRM versions up to 1.5.1 due to a flawed extension check and missing capability restrictions.

A high-severity flaw in dio_http2_adapter forwards sensitive credentials to third-party servers during redirects, exposing users to credential theft.

A high-severity flaw in Vert.x allows remote SQL servers to trigger out-of-memory crashes by sending unlimited TDS packets before authentication.

Out-of-band patches bypass standard release cycles to fix critical flaws before the next scheduled update window closes.

Your application trusts the Host header to build absolute URLs, allowing attackers to redirect users to malicious sites without touching your server code.

Most IoT firmware updates fail because the device lacks the storage space to hold both the old and new versions simultaneously during the swap.

Most API breaches occur because servers verify user identity but forget to verify object ownership, leaving data exposed to anyone with a predictable ID.

Hardening SSH requires shifting from default convenience settings to explicit cryptographic controls and strict access boundaries that survive software aging.

Patching fails when the inventory omits ephemeral containers and shadow IT, creating blind spots that attackers exploit before remediation begins.

Browser zero-day exploits often succeed not because the code is broken, but because standard security configurations fail to limit the damage of a successful breach.

Container escapes occur when an attacker exploits the shared kernel to break isolation, granting full host access rather than just container privileges.

Secret scanning fails when it treats all tokens equally, missing the context needed to distinguish active credentials from harmless test data.

A priority ordering bug in the AWS Load Balancer Controller allowed HTTPRoutes to intercept GRPCRoute traffic across Kubernetes namespaces.

VEX documents shift security from counting vulnerabilities to proving which ones actually affect your specific build and runtime environment.

Drupal patches a critical remote code execution flaw in the Field UI module. Exploitation requires specific contributed modules, but no-login paths exist.

Vercel patches critical remote code execution bugs in Next.js image processing and caching components, urging immediate updates for all production deployments.

An unauthenticated server-side request forgery flaw in Kanban versions up to 0.6.0 allows attackers to access internal services and cloud metadata when S3_ENDPOINT is unset.

A critical brute-force flaw in the password reset flow allows attackers to seize any account, including admin roles, in versions prior to 2.0.

A high-severity flaw in SQL Server allows authorized users to elevate privileges via a heap-based buffer overflow, affecting multiple supported versions.

Fortinet reports a high-severity SQL injection flaw in FortiMail webmail that permits authenticated attackers to run unauthorized commands via crafted requests.

Unauthenticated attackers can seize control of Juniper devices via a critical flaw in the J-Web management interface and NETCONF session handling.

A stack-based buffer overflow in the kmd component allows remote attackers to execute code as root on affected Junos OS versions.