
Databasus API Flaw Allows Unrestricted Brute-Force of Password Reset Codes
A critical flaw in Databasus versions up to 3.61.0 allows attackers to guess six-digit reset codes without rate limits, risking full account takeover.
Vulnerabilities coverage from Packet Tribune holds 45 articles, 15 of them reference guides. The newest was published on October 15, 2026. New stories are added as soon as they are confirmed, from more than 150 sources checked as often as every 45 seconds. Each story lists its sources. Primary sources we follow for this section include OWASP Top Ten and FIRST: Common Vulnerability Scoring System.

A critical flaw in Databasus versions up to 3.61.0 allows attackers to guess six-digit reset codes without rate limits, risking full account takeover.

Unpatched Visual Studio Code installations risk remote code execution due to improper output encoding, rated high severity by NVD.

Palo Alto Networks fixes a medium-severity input handling bug allowing authenticated users to assume other identities in GlobalProtect gateways.

Authenticated admins can run remote OS commands via OS Query pack in Cortex XSOAR and XSIAM before version 1.0.17.

Microsoft releases fixes for a high-severity denial of service bug in .NET runtimes across Windows, Linux and macOS platforms.

Microsoft releases updates for System.Security.Cryptography.Pkcs to fix a quadratic CPU exhaustion bug triggered by malformed X.509 data.

The Exploit Prediction Scoring System predicts the likelihood of real-world exploitation, allowing teams to ignore high-CVE scores that rarely face active attacks.

Microsoft releases patches for a high-severity remote code execution vulnerability in .NET Framework WPF components involving untrusted data deserialization.

A critical vulnerability in the RPC Runtime Library permits unauthorised attackers to execute code over a network via an out-of-bounds write.

An arbitrary file upload flaw in the Printcart Store plugin allows attackers to execute remote code on affected WooCommerce sites without authentication.

Automated scanners miss logic errors because they validate syntax rather than intent, requiring manual workflow mapping to expose gaps in state transitions and permission checks.

Microsoft issued 1,413 patches in October, including fixes for three zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Windows Shell and .NET Framework components.

HTTP security headers instruct browsers on how to handle incoming data, preventing attackers from tricking users into executing malicious code or stealing session tokens.

A critical double free vulnerability in the Microsoft Failover Cluster Virtual Driver allows unauthenticated network attackers to execute arbitrary code.

Modern frameworks often ignore CSRF because they assume anti-forgery tokens are automatic, leaving state-changing endpoints vulnerable to silent exploitation.

Unresolved security shortcuts compound over time, creating a technical burden that eventually outweighs the initial speed gained by deferring proper controls.

A critical vulnerability in Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source allows unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code via template injection.

Security teams face high-severity SQL flaws in Fortinet appliances and Metabase analytics platforms that permit arbitrary file read and write actions.

A critical vulnerability in RClone Manager allows malicious web pages to steal cloud storage credentials via an unauthenticated local service.

Automated updates often break business logic, so you must isolate plugin changes in staging environments to prevent silent data corruption during security patches.

Unauthenticated users can execute server commands via manipulated output paths in the voice cloning tool’s vocal remover interface.

A critical flaw in the Windows client allows attackers to execute local binaries by passing unvalidated URLs to the system shell.

A critical flaw in Quarkus allows unauthenticated access when developers use @MethodProperties without re-declaring security constraints.

Before version 1.4.3, the plugin sets unsalted MD5 passwords and deterministic usernames, enabling credential guessing attacks.