WordPress: Vulnerability Lets Authenticated Attackers Execute Code via File Upload
A WordPress vulnerability lets authenticated attackers upload malicious PostScript files to execute arbitrary code on the server.
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A WordPress vulnerability lets authenticated attackers upload malicious PostScript files to execute arbitrary code on the server.
Oracle has reported multiple vulnerabilities in Java SE that allow remote attackers to impact confidentiality, integrity and availability.
Multiple BIOS vulnerabilities in Lenovo computers allow code execution, data manipulation and privilege escalation at the system level.
A Mozilla Firefox vulnerability allows saved PDF content to overwrite other files on the system.
Phishing-resistant sign-in with FIDO2 and passkeys makes stolen credentials worthless and forms the foundation for a solid zero trust architecture.
A critical flaw in Atlassian Data Center products lets attackers read files from the web app without logging in and can lead to privilege escalation.
Anthropic merges Project Glasswing and the Cyber Verification Program and splits access to Claude's extended cyber capabilities into three tiers.
Asus patches two router flaws where malicious VPN configuration files and leftover debug code let attackers run commands.
SAP patches a critical CVSS 10 vulnerability dubbed "OVERPASS" that allows unauthenticated remote attacks, alongside further flaws in NetWeaver and Commerce Cl…