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A flaw in the open-source AWS tool lets attackers run commands on servers via crafted database model names. Update to version 2.1.6 immediately.
Vulnerabilities coverage from Shell Bulletin holds 98 articles, 26 of them reference guides. The newest was published on October 22, 2026. New stories are added as soon as they are confirmed, from more than 150 sources checked as often as every 45 seconds. Each story lists its sources. Primary sources we follow for this section include FIRST: Common Vulnerability Scoring System and MITRE CWE.

A flaw in the open-source AWS tool lets attackers run commands on servers via crafted database model names. Update to version 2.1.6 immediately.

Unauthenticated attackers can take over Oracle SOA Suite via T3 or IIOP protocols, requiring immediate review of network access controls.

A critical flaw in Oracle Essbase allows attackers to take over systems without credentials. Small businesses must verify their version and restrict access immediately.

Critical flaw in LocalAI versions allows attackers to redirect internal requests via gallery configurations, exposing sensitive metadata.

Attackers can execute code remotely on unpatched PHP servers via two critical flaws. Patches are available for supported versions; isolate systems if you cannot update immediately.

Unauthenticated remote attackers can seize full control of data in affected Oracle Java versions via a critical JSSE vulnerability.

Attackers with minimal permissions can run code on Argo CD servers by injecting Helm plugins into Git repositories or API uploads.

A critical vulnerability in Linux networking code allows virtual machines to escape isolation and execute code on the host system, requiring immediate updates.

A critical flaw in IBM App Connect Enterprise versions up to 13.0.8.2 allows remote attackers to steal sensitive data via unrestricted IP binding.

Maintainers warn of imminent fixes for two 9.2-rated vulnerabilities after an exploit tool leak, urging immediate preparation for updates.

The PHP team will release a critical update on October 21 fixing two severe flaws rated 9.2, requiring attention from web hosting providers.

Attackers can bypass passwords in Apache Tomcat 7.0 through 11.0 if JNDI realms use specific SASL settings, requiring immediate upgrades.

A buffer under-read flaw in Apache Tomcat 11 allows response data to leak into subsequent requests on the same connection, risking sensitive information exposure.

Authenticated Froxlor customers can seize full server control by exploiting a symlink flaw in versions prior to 2.3.15, granting them root-level access.

A critical flaw in the CCC Attestation SIG proof-of-concept allows attackers to relay valid evidence and impersonate workloads, requiring immediate isolation from untrusted networks.

A critical heap buffer overflow in Pillow versions before 13.0.0 allows remote code execution when saving compressed TIFF files to memory buffers.

Attackers can run arbitrary commands on Piflow 2.0.0 and 2.0.1 systems without login credentials, risking total server control.

Remote attackers can inject arbitrary code into H3C Magic NX15 devices via a public exploit targeting the RPC interface, posing a critical risk to networks.

Unauthenticated flaws in Cognition versions prior to 0.13.0 allow remote attackers to run arbitrary shell commands on host servers without credentials.

A critical flaw in early Google SAM builds allows remote peers to bypass security checks and trigger backend services without valid credentials.

A critical deserialization bug in QuantumCloud plugins allows object injection in versions up to 1.5.1, rated 9.8 by the NVD.

Unauthenticated attackers can forge administrative tokens using a hardcoded secret in DataBuff ai-apm-web versions through 0.1.10, granting full access to protected APIs.

A critical flaw in LangChat allows remote attackers to create super-admin accounts and steal provider API keys without any credentials.

Unauthenticated attackers can seize customer accounts in the LatePoint WordPress plugin by exploiting a timing flaw that circumvents login lockout protections.