Lightwell Uncovers 400+ Java Library Flaws
IBM and Red Hat's Lightwell project has identified over 400 novel vulnerabilities in Java libraries, launching a clearinghouse service for customers to submit code for review.
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IBM and Red Hat's Lightwell project has identified over 400 novel vulnerabilities in Java libraries, launching a clearinghouse service for customers to submit code for review.
Red Hat's Lightwell Clearinghouse exits pilot after remediating over 400 novel vulnerabilities in foundational Java libraries since June.
A patched Telegram Desktop bug hid JavaScript in exported HTML, letting old export files leak or rewrite their contents when opened.
A complex JavaScript-based malware that can replay stolen browser sessions to breach Google accounts keeps evolving, researchers warn.
Emails disguised as voicemail used SVG files to hide JavaScript, bypassing native filters in thousands of orgs.
Broadcom patches 91 Spring vulnerabilities, with one critical flaw exposing LDAP servers to attack.
A severe authorization bypass in ArcadeDB allows unauthenticated users to execute arbitrary JavaScript, earning a critical 9.8 CVSS severity rating.
A critical input validation vulnerability in AWS Amplify Studio allows authenticated users to execute arbitrary JavaScript code during component rendering.
A critical vulnerability in the Alibaba Fastjson library allows unauthorized code execution in specific Spring Boot configurations.
A critical remote code execution vulnerability in Velocity.js version 2.1.6 allows attackers to bypass previous security fixes and execute arbitrary code.