A security flaw has been identified in MariaDB, a common open-source database tool many websites use to store user data, content, and other site information. The issue only impacts specific MariaDB versions when the `wsrep_notify_cmd` setting is enabled: if a new server joins a group of connected MariaDB servers (known as a cluster), the server ...
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A security vulnerability has been found in MaxSite CMS, a content management system some website owners use to build and manage their sites. This flaw allows anyone without login access to your site to run harmful, unauthorized code on your web server by sending a single specially crafted request that includes a malicious value in the ...
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A security flaw has been discovered in MaxSite CMS, a tool used to build and manage websites. This vulnerability allows attackers who do not have your site's login credentials to run harmful, unauthorized code on your site.To exploit the flaw, attackers send specially crafted requests to the CMS's installation endpoint, even after your site has ...
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A critical security vulnerability has been identified in OpenEMR, a popular open-source electronic medical records software, affecting all versions released up to 8.2.0. This flaw exists in the software’s document category management feature, and could allow an attacker to run unauthorized, harmful commands on the server that hosts your OpenEMR ...
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