
Verify OAuth Secrets After Researcher Exposes Google Dev Site RCE Flaw
A security researcher demonstrates unauthenticated remote code execution on Google developer sites via a leaked signing key in session cookies.
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A security researcher demonstrates unauthenticated remote code execution on Google developer sites via a leaked signing key in session cookies.

A critical vulnerability in IBM i allows remote attackers to execute code via the HTTP Server Administration web application, affecting versions 7.3 through 7.6.

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CISA added five exploited vulnerabilities to its catalog. Each entry lists a due date of 11 October 2026 for remediation.

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A critical vulnerability in Privasys Go allows attackers to relay attestation certificates, enabling them to impersonate secure enclages on remote servers.

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A protection mechanism failure in IBM identity products allows authenticated attackers to run arbitrary code, posing a severe risk to enterprise access controls.

CISA has added CVE-2015-5477 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list, urging immediate mitigation for affected DNS servers.

CERT-EU advises urgent upgrades for eight products after VulnCheck confirms wild exploitation of a critical arbitrary file access vulnerability.