Vulnerabilities — Page 10

Parallels Desktop Bug Hands Root to Any Mac User, and Older Macs Can't Get the Patch
A flaw in Parallels Desktop for Mac lets a normal user seize full control of the machine. The fix ships only in Parallels Desktop 27, which won't install on Intel-based Macs.

Hackers Are Actively Exploiting a Critical Issabel Flaw That Hands Over Full Server Control
CVE-2026-89026 lets unauthenticated attackers run any command they want on vulnerable phone-system servers. Attacks are already happening.

Google Patches Fifth Chrome Zero-Day of 2022 as Attacks Continue
A flaw in how Chrome handles Android deep links is being actively exploited. It's the fifth Chrome vulnerability criminals have used in the wild this year, and the patch window is tight.

Cisco's Network Gatekeeper Has a Perfect-10 Flaw and Hackers Are Already Inside
A zero-day in Cisco Identity Services Engine lets anyone on the internet walk past the login screen entirely. Federal agencies have three days to patch. There is no workaround.

FreeIPA Bug Lets Unknown Users Mint Themselves Admin Accounts
A two-flaw chain in Red Hat's identity system lets an anonymous client create a Kerberos account and land in the administrators group with no credentials required.

Hackers Are Taking Over MikroTik Routers Through a Chained Attack Called MikroTrick
Two critical flaws in MikroTik's RouterOS software are being actively exploited together to seize full control of internet-facing routers. More than 120,000 devices are exposed. Patches are available now.

Public exploit turns Telerik padding-oracle flaw into full server takeover
TantoSec's proof-of-concept chains a cryptographic weakness in Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX into unauthenticated remote code execution, but only bites sites in a non-default setup that Progress patched in July.

One Researcher Just Published Working Hacks Against CrowdStrike, Avast, and Nvidia
A prolific security researcher dropped three zero-day exploits in a single week, targeting software that millions of people and businesses rely on to stay safe.

A Zero-Day With a Perfect Danger Score Is Being Exploited in N-able's Remote Management Software
Three vulnerabilities in four days have left IT service providers scrambling to patch N-central, the tool they use to remotely manage their customers' computers. One flaw is already being used by attackers.

ConnectWise ScreenConnect Hit by New File-Transfer Flaw, Patch Days Away
The remote-support tool used by IT teams worldwide has a bug that lets attackers move files through active sessions. A fix is expected this week.

N-able rushes emergency fix for critical flaw in tool used to run thousands of company networks
A maximum-severity bug in N-able's N-central platform lets attackers run their own code on unpatched servers. Nearly 1,500 sit exposed on the public internet.

Hackers Are Taking Over MikroTik Routers Left Open on the Internet
Poland's national cyber team warns that criminals are grabbing full control of MikroTik routers through an exposed remote-access service, with attacks running since at least early September.

Magento Zero-Day 'StyleSmuggler' Lets Attackers Backdoor Online Stores
Sansec says exploitation of the unpatched Adobe Commerce flaw began September 4, with no vendor fix yet available.

Broadcom Patches Critical VMware Workstation Flaw That Lets Admins Escape to the Host
An integer-overflow bug rated 9.3 out of 10 lets a privileged user inside a virtual machine run code on the underlying computer.

Hackers Exploit PaperCut Bugs to Steal Logins From Schools and Universities
Researchers say attackers are chaining two fresh flaws in the popular print management software to break into education networks across the US and Europe.