CVE-2026-46696 identifies a critical sandbox bypass vulnerability in the October CMS platform that affects the Twig template security policy when safe mode is enabled. An authenticated backend user with permissions to modify CMS markup templates can chain unrestricted session store method access with Eloquent database query forwarding omissions. This chain allows the attacker to execute arbitrary raw SQL queries to read system secrets and subsequently write those secrets directly to the active session payload, achieving unauthorized administrative privilege escalation.
A security vulnerability in October Content Management System (CMS) involves the deserialization of untrusted data (CWE-502) within the backend SessionMaker trait. Prior to the patched versions, October CMS stored widget session states as base64-encoded serialized PHP objects. When loading these states, the application consumed them using unserialize() without enforcing class restrictions (allowed_classes). In configurations where cms.safe_mode is enabled to sandbox users with markup editor privileges, an attacker can exploit this behavior to instantiate arbitrary PHP classes and execute arbitrary code via accessible gadget chains.
A security vulnerability in ZITADEL's backend implementation of the OAuth2 Token Exchange endpoint allows authenticated clients to perform scope escalation and cross-client audience bypass. Prior to version 4.15.3, the Token Exchange flow lacked crucial validation logic, enabling low-privilege tokens to be exchanged for high-privilege tokens or tokens valid within other client applications, violating the OAuth2 delegation model.
CVE-2026-76081 is a logical vulnerability in ZITADEL's role cascading logic where updating a Project Grant to drop multiple adjacent roles simultaneously fails to clean up associated User Grants due to an in-place slice mutation error in Go.
This report provides a technical analysis of GHSA-2XMM-M4WV-3FJH, an incomplete scheme validation vulnerability in the image resizing utility of October CMS. By exploiting this flaw, authenticated or privileged users can pass dangerous URI schemes to trigger deserialization of untrusted metadata.
An authentication bypass vulnerability in ESPHome Device Builder Dashboard allows unauthenticated remote attackers to gain administrative access. The flaw is caused by a backward compatibility break during an environment variable rename that silently disables dashboard authentication upon upgrade.
A critical prototype pollution vulnerability was discovered in the confetti yayson library prior to version 4.3.0. The library deserializes JSON:API structures into internal cache dictionaries mapped with standard JavaScript objects. An attacker can control the cache keys by supplying '__proto__' in properties like type or id, modifying the prototype of all JavaScript objects process-wide.
An LDAP injection vulnerability exists in the centraldogma-server-auth-shiro module of LY Corporation Central Dogma before version 0.84.0. The search logic dynamically constructs LDAP search filters by interpolating user-provided usernames without escaping RFC 4515 metacharacters. Unauthenticated remote attackers can leverage this flaw to bypass authentication, enumerate directory hierarchies, and access unauthorized resources.
CVE-2026-11746 is a critical vulnerability in Central Dogma Server prior to version 0.84.0, where an embedded ZooKeeper replication secret silently falls back to a publicly known, hard-coded default string ('ch4n63m3'). Remote attackers with access to the replication network can authenticate as legitimate cluster peers, potentially leading to unauthorized data exposure, state manipulation, or complete cluster takeover.
A logical verification flaw in ZITADEL's external JWT Identity Provider validation allows attackers to bypass session expiration checks. If an incoming JWT lacks the 'exp' claim, the system skips validation entirely, creating an indefinitely valid session. This issue has been addressed in versions 3.4.12 and 4.15.2.
CVE-2026-59149 identifies a directory traversal vulnerability in `@mockoon/commons-server`, the backend mock-server library powering the Mockoon application. The flaw occurs in the path containment validation logic used during raw file response generation. An unauthenticated attacker can exploit this weakness to retrieve arbitrary files from sibling directories sharing a common prefix with the designated static base directory.
An in-depth analysis of CVE-2026-59148, a high-severity flaw in Mockoon where unauthenticated administrative endpoints and a wildcard Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) policy allow remote execution, state poisoning, and credential theft.
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