CVE-2023-24535 - How Malformed Messages in Protocol Buffers Can Crash Your Service
CVE-2023-24535 is a subtle, but dangerous vulnerability in Protocol Buffers (protobuf), a popular tool for serializing and deserializing structured data. If you're using
CVE-2023-32707 - How Low-Privileged Users Can Become Admins in Splunk with a Simple Web Request
Splunk is a big name when it comes to searching, monitoring, and analyzing machine-generated data. But in early 2023, a serious security flaw was found
CVE-2023-2088 - Inside the OpenStack Volume Detach Flaw (Cinder/Nova Inconsistency Exploit)
OpenStack is the backbone of many private clouds and enterprise systems. But even robust platforms can have critical slip-ups, like the one tracked as CVE-2023-2088.
CVE-2023-31436 - Out-of-Bounds Write in Linux Kernel qfq_change_class (net/sched/sch_qfq.c)
In the world of Linux kernel vulnerabilities, even a minor miscalculation or unchecked variable can have significant consequences for system stability and security. CVE-2023-31436 is
CVE-2023-1786 - Sensitive Data Exposure in Cloud-Init – How Passwords Can Leak Before Version 23.1.2
Cloud security is always crucial, but sometimes even the most trusted tools have hidden dangers. One such case is CVE-2023-1786, a vulnerability in the widely-used
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