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CVE-2024-3400
PAN-OS GlobalProtect command injection
A flaw involving arbitrary file creation in specific GlobalProtect configurations of PAN-OS could allow unauthenticated attackers to execute commands with root privileges.
Read technical analysis →CVE-2024-3094
xz Utils source-tarball backdoor
Malicious code was inserted into xz 5.6.0 and 5.6.1 upstream release tarballs. The altered build flow could introduce a backdoored liblzma library under particular integration conditions.
Read technical analysis →CVE-2023-4863
libwebp image decoder heap overflow
A heap buffer overflow in libwebp image decoding could be reached through crafted WebP content, affecting Chrome and other applications that bundled the vulnerable library.
Read technical analysis →CVE-2023-41064
Apple ImageIO buffer overflow
Processing a maliciously crafted image through ImageIO could lead to arbitrary code execution. Apple reported that the issue might have been actively exploited.
Read technical analysis →CVE-2021-44228
Apache Log4j JNDI lookup (Log4Shell)
Attacker-controlled text in certain Log4j 2 logging paths could reach JNDI lookups and enable remote code execution in vulnerable configurations.
Read technical analysis →Research snapshot reviewed 2026-11-08. This page is educational and not a real-time vulnerability intelligence feed. All included CVEs are third-party disclosures and are not presented as personal findings or bounty awards. Check current vendor guidance before acting.