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Well, hello there, fellow cybernauts and code connoisseurs! Today, we're diving into a fascinating vulnerability that reminds us even the most modern protocols can have their "oops" moments. Grab your favorite beverage, because we're about to dissect CVE-2025-1948, a sneaky little bug in Eclipse
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TL;DR / Executive Summary CVE-2025-46816 exposes a critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in goshs, a Go-based simple HTTP server, affecting versions 0.3.4 through 1.0.4. When goshs is run without specific command-line arguments (like the -c flag to explicitly enable command execution), it inadvertently leaves a
Open Policy Agent (OPA) is the go-to engine for unifying policy enforcement across diverse stacks. But what happens when the path you query becomes the path to compromise? Buckle up, because CVE-2025-46569 reveals a sneaky Rego injection vulnerability lurking within OPA's Data API, potentially leading to Denial of
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Alright folks, grab your coffee (or your preferred caffeinated beverage), because we're diving into another CVE. This time, we're looking at CVE-2025-46337, a sneaky SQL injection vulnerability lurking within the popular ADOdb PHP database abstraction library, specifically affecting its PostgreSQL drivers. If you're using
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Hold onto your GPUs, folks! We're diving into CVE-2025-32444, a nasty Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability lurking within the popular Large Language Model (LLM) serving framework, vLLM. If you're using vLLM's Mooncake integration, this one needs your immediate attention. Let's unpack this
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You know that feeling when you fix a leaky pipe, only to find another drip springing up right next to it? Sometimes, software patches feel a bit like that. Today, we're diving into CVE-2025-32432, a critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in Craft CMS that serves as a
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Hey folks, gather 'round the virtual campfire! Today, we're diving into CVE-2025-43859, a sneaky vulnerability lurking in older versions of h11, a popular Python library for handling HTTP/1.1. While it might seem like a minor parsing quirk at first glance, this bug can team up
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The internet runs on trust, specifically the trust between routers exchanging information via the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). But what happens when a tiny oversight in parsing BGP messages can cause a critical routing daemon like GoBGP to simply... panic? Let's dive into CVE-2025-43971, a vulnerability that could
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Alright folks, grab your favorite beverage, settle in, and let's talk about a sneaky vulnerability that recently surfaced in the popular cloud-native edge router, Traefik. Dubbed CVE-2025-22868, this isn't a flaw in Traefik's core logic itself, but rather a case of inherited risk from
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Hey folks, gather round the virtual fireplace. Today, we're diving into a fascinating vulnerability in one of the most popular machine learning frameworks out there: PyTorch. CVE-2025-32434 is a bit of a sneaky one, turning a feature designed for safety into a potential gateway for Remote Code Execution
Executive Summary CVE-2025-3445 identifies a critical "Zip Slip" path traversal vulnerability in the mholt/archiver Go library. This vulnerability allows an attacker to use a crafted ZIP file containing path traversal symlinks to create or overwrite files on the affected system. The vulnerability specifically affects the archiver.Unarchive
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Executive Summary CVE-2025-32445 describes a critical vulnerability in Argo Events versions prior to 1.9.6. This vulnerability allows a user with permissions to create or modify EventSource and Sensor custom resources (CRs) to gain privileged access to the host system and the Kubernetes cluster. This is achieved by leveraging