
LavaLite CMS 10.1.2 High-Severity CVE-2026-113358 Enables Unauthenticated Access to Private Files
An unauthenticated flaw in LavaLite CMS through version 10.1.2 allows attackers to download private files from local or remote storage.

An unauthenticated flaw in LavaLite CMS through version 10.1.2 allows attackers to download private files from local or remote storage.

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A high-severity flaw in Craft CMS versions prior to 5.11.0 lets attackers reuse email verification codes to reset passwords and seize control of user accounts.

Unauthenticated attackers can trigger resource exhaustion in aiohttp versions 2 through 3.14.3 via crafted multipart requests using Request.post().

A server-side request forgery vulnerability in crewai-tools allows attackers to access internal resources via the SeleniumScrapingTool component.

The free static analysis tool ranks flaws by proximity to personal data, helping teams prioritize remediation efforts without executing the source code.

A high-severity flaw in the SGLang scheduler allows remote denial of service attacks on versions through 0.5.19 while a fix awaits acceptance.

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

A critical vulnerability in the Course-Tencent-Cloud plugin allows unauthenticated attackers to bypass security controls via unlimited SMS verification code attempts.

Unauthenticated API endpoints in phpMyFAQ 4.2.0-alpha allow attackers to crash servers by forcing the application to load all database records into memory.

Authenticated non-admin users can retrieve decrypted backend SSH keys via the management shell, enabling direct access to infrastructure and bypassing security controls.

An integer overflow in RIOT OS nanocoap allows remote attackers to corrupt memory. The flaw affects versions prior to 2026.07 and is rated critical.

A vulnerability in X.Org Server’s window handling allows local attackers to leak sensitive data, though a vendor patch is now available.

A low-severity flaw in Apache Answer versions through 2.0.2 allows unauthorized users to view invited-user lists for non-public questions.

An uncontrolled resource consumption vulnerability in n8n allows attackers to bypass client registration caps and fill disk space via manipulated OAuth identifiers.

An advisory notes the previous patch for an Emacs flaw was incomplete, leading to the assignment of a new CVE identifier for the residual issue.

A parser flaw in Eclipse Vert.x allows malicious Redis servers to trigger massive memory allocations that crash application event loops and deny service.

Zero-click exploits bypass user interaction by exploiting memory corruption flaws, requiring strict isolation and minimal attack surfaces to mitigate risk.

Compromised privilege escalation tools require immediate credential rotation and binary replacement to prevent persistent root access on your servers.

Ignoring rejected CVE records creates blind spots that allow attackers to exploit known weaknesses before your defenses can respond.

Compensating controls provide equivalent security when primary defenses are impossible to implement, allowing operations to continue safely without violating compliance standards.

Most Citrix NetScaler breaches succeed because defenders monitor application logs while the actual compromise occurs in the underlying operating system kernel.

Default firewall rules block legitimate user actions, forcing you to tune signatures to distinguish between human error and actual attacks.

A compromised kernel bypasses all user-space security controls, requiring immediate network isolation and forensic imaging before any remediation attempts begin.