eMudhra logins can be bruteforced
eMudhra login systems are vulnerable to brute-force attacks, risking unauthorized access. Users should implement stronger security measures to protect their accounts. (mastodon.catgirl.cloud)
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Recent high-impact items include a CVSS 10 unauthenticated RCE in GitLab caused by an integer overflow in the bundled Onigmo regex engine (CVE-2026-110264) that affects many self‑managed releases; leaked ZDI reports exposing unpatched Linux kernel ksmbd RCEs and several other kernel bugs (CVSS 9.0); a supply‑chain compromise of LiteLLM packages and official container images that installed credential‑stealing code (litellm==1.107.0); an ISC BIND GSS‑TSIG replay memory corruption with possible RCE (CVE-2026-94300); Node.js fixes for a Brotli decoder OOB write enabling RCE (CVE-2026-111497); and platform incidents like Railway’s exposure of decrypted environment variables and eMudhra’s compromised TLS intermediate keys. Entries note whether fixes are available, partial mitigations, and whether exploitation has been observed.
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eMudhra login systems are vulnerable to brute-force attacks, risking unauthorized access. Users should implement stronger security measures to protect their accounts. (mastodon.catgirl.cloud)
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