A security flaw has been identified in specific versions of PHP, the programming language that powers many dynamic websites. The issue only affects PHP 7.3.x versions older than 7.3.13, and PHP 7.4.0, and only when these versions are running on Windows servers.
The flaw is triggered when a site uses PHP’s built-in mail() function to send emails, ...
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The Ray Project’s Ray development tool has a confirmed code injection security flaw. This type of vulnerability could allow unauthorized people to run harmful, unapproved code on systems where the tool is actively used.
This issue only impacts developers who use Ray as part of their workflow. The vulnerability can be exploited when accessing Ray ...
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A security flaw has been identified in Apple’s macOS operating system. This is an improper authentication vulnerability, meaning the system’s standard checks to confirm a user has legitimate login access are not working as intended.
The flaw could allow an attacker who is connected to the same local network as a Mac running macOS to access the ...
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A security vulnerability has been identified in Microsoft SharePoint, a platform commonly used for team collaboration, shared document storage, and internal content management.
The flaw is a weakness in the service's authentication system, the feature designed to confirm only approved users can access restricted areas of the service. An ...
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