Vulnerabilities coverage from TechSec Feed holds 38 articles, 19 of them reference guides. The newest was published on October 15, 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 National Vulnerability Database and CVE Program.
GraphQL’s single entry point hides complex attack surfaces that traditional web scanners miss, allowing attackers to bypass standard perimeter defenses through query depth and introspection.
Most patching failures stem from invisible assets and stale metadata, not from the absence of vulnerability scanners or slow network throughput.
TOCTOU vulnerabilities persist because file system semantics allow state changes between validation and execution, making atomic operations the only reliable defense mechanism.
Vulnerability chaining reveals how minor, unrelated flaws combine to bypass defenses that would stop any single issue on its own.
Static analysis tools often miss secrets embedded in configuration files or build scripts, requiring layered detection methods.
Remote attackers exploit misconfigurations and code flaws in Citrix NetScaler to bypass authentication and execute arbitrary commands on the server.
Zero-click attacks leave no user interaction trace, forcing defenders to hunt for anomalous resource consumption and unexpected process spawns in system telemetry.
Triage transforms chaotic vulnerability reports into a prioritized workflow that prevents critical exploits from hiding behind low-severity noise.
A critical vulnerability in e107 CMS versions prior to 2.3.7 allows attackers to execute arbitrary code via the install.php script, risking full server compromise.
An out-of-bounds write in DateTime parsing can crash .NET Core apps across Windows, Linux and macOS. Microsoft has issued fixes for versions 8 through 11.
Microsoft has updated .NET runtimes to fix a high-severity remote code execution flaw in System.Net.Sockets affecting Windows applications using specific versions.
A critical vulnerability in Windows OLE allows remote code execution via untrusted pointer dereference, posing immediate risk to networked systems.
A severe authorization flaw in Adobe Experience Manager allows attackers to run code without user interaction, affecting specific 6.5 versions.
A critical authorization flaw in Adobe ColdFusion allows low-privileged attackers to bypass security controls and write data without any user interaction.
Unparameterized queries allow attackers to execute arbitrary database commands, turning data retrieval endpoints into remote command execution channels without exploiting traditional software bugs.
Automated scanners identify known configuration errors but cannot detect logic flaws or complex injection attacks that require human reasoning to exploit.
Command injection exploits occur when code treats user input as executable instructions rather than static data, bypassing application logic entirely.
A software bill of materials exposes every third-party component in your application, revealing that your security posture depends on code you did not write and cannot fully verify.
IBM released version 1.0.2 to address a critical flaw that lets attackers forge admin tokens without credentials in older builds.
A simple math error in code can allow attackers to bypass security controls or crash systems by wrapping numbers past their maximum limit.
A critical vulnerability in Wazuh allows compromised cluster workers to overwrite configuration files, granting attackers root access across the entire security infrastructure.
Configuration drift and default credentials cause more breaches than software bugs, yet teams spend most time scanning for code flaws.
A critical authorization error in MarkLogic Server allows remote attackers with forest-management rights to spawn persistent admin accounts.
Memory safety eliminates buffer overflows but introduces new complexity in dependency management and runtime behavior that requires distinct operational oversight.