| Perl Apache-SessionX: weak encryption via Session Ids | An attacker can access data on Perl Apache::SessionX, via Session Ids, in order to read sensitive information... | Visit link for details |
| Perl Apache-Session-Generate-MD5: weak encryption via Session Ids | An attacker can access data on Perl Apache::Session:: | Visit link for details |
| Perl Apache-Session-Generate-SHA256: weak encryption via Session Ids | An attacker can access data on Perl Apache::Session:: | Visit link for details |
| Composer: information disclosure via Github Actions GITHUB_TOKEN | An attacker can bypass access restrictions to data of Composer, via Github Actions GITHUB_TOKEN, in order to read sensitive information... | Visit link for details |
| Linux kernel: memory corruption via skb_try_coalesce() | An attacker can trigger a memory corruption of the Linux kernel, via skb_try_coalesce(), in order to trigger a denial of service, and possibly to run code... | Visit link for details |
| Podman: information disclosure via Host Variables | An attacker can bypass access restrictions to data of Podman, via Host Variables, in order to read sensitive information... | Visit link for details |
| upower: memory leak dated 09/07/2026 | An attacker can create a memory leak of upower, dated 09/07/2026, in order to trigger a denial of service... | Visit link for details |
| Perl CSS-Minifier-XS: memory leak via All Remove | An attacker can create a memory leak of Perl CSS::Minifier::XS, via All Remove, in order to trigger a denial of service... | Visit link for details |
| Linux kernel: memory reading via permuted_state | An attacker can read a memory fragment of the Linux kernel, via permuted_state, in order to obtain sensitive information... | Visit link for details |
| KubeVirt: overload via Network Interfaces | An attacker, in a guest system, can trigger an overload of KubeVirt, via Network Interfaces, in order to trigger a denial of service... | Visit link for details |