cve 2026

  1. CVE-2026-27448: pyOpenSSL SNI Callback Exception Can Fail Open in TLS Handshake

    The vulnerability described as CVE-2026-27448 appears to be centered on a subtle but important failure mode in pyOpenSSL: if an application’s set_tlsext_servername_callback throws an exception that is not handled correctly, the TLS handshake can be bypassed or left in an unsafe state. In...
  2. Microsoft Security Advisory: Chromium CVE-2026-3934 in ChromeDriver

    Microsoft’s Security Update Guide has become one of the clearest ways to track how upstream open-source flaws travel into the enterprise software supply chain, and CVE-2026-3934 is a good example of why that matters. In this case, Microsoft is surfacing a Chromium-era ChromeDriver issue that can...
  3. CVE-2026-29786: Node Tar Drive Relative Hardlinks Escape Extraction

    A malicious tarball can now quietly escape the bounds of a safe extraction and overwrite files on the host: a newly tracked vulnerability in the widely used Node.js tar library (node‑tar) — identified as CVE‑2026‑29786 — allows a specially crafted hardlink entry whose linkpath uses a...
  4. Understanding CVE-2026-26113: Office Remote Code Execution and Local AV Explained

    Microsoft’s advisory for CVE-2026-26113, labeled as a “Microsoft Office Remote Code Execution Vulnerability,” has sparked confusion across security teams because the published CVSS vector lists the Attack Vector as Local (AV:L) — a seeming contradiction that deserves a careful, technical...