Unpatched GeoServer Zero-Day Sees Active Exploitation Within Hours of Public Disclosure
An unpatched SQL injection flaw in GeoServer's jsonArrayContains function is already being probed by attackers, watchTowr says, with no CVE or fix yet available.
Signal
362 articles covering "open-source"
An unpatched SQL injection flaw in GeoServer's jsonArrayContains function is already being probed by attackers, watchTowr says, with no CVE or fix yet available.
Podman 6.1 ships volume renaming, a machine restart command, Quadlet ImageVolume support, and IPv6 rootless port forwarding.
Node.js and Deno creator Ryan Dahl has open-sourced celld, letting developers run Cloudflare's Durable Objects and Workers APIs on their own S3-backed infrastructure.
OpenAI released the command-line tool and SDK for Codex Security, formerly Aardvark, under Apache-2.0, while the underlying scanner stays limited-beta.
OPI Abstraction v0.1.0 introduces a vendor-neutral API layer across 26 repositories and a first production deployment blueprint for DPUs and IPUs.
OpenSSH 10.5 patches a locking bypass in ssh-agent and two other flaws, and the project says a surge in AI-assisted vulnerability reports is pushing it toward faster, on-demand security releases.
OpenProject's 17.7 release adds a capacity-planning resource management module for Enterprise plans, plus departments, work schedules, and multiple active sprints for all users.
Microsoft's bounty program paid over $20 million to 562 researchers this year after expanding scope to cover open-source software and third-party components.
Turso, which rewrote SQLite from scratch in Rust, is now building a Postgres-speaking frontend on the same engine, aiming to be what its CEO calls 'the LLVM of databases.'
Home Assistant's August release removes the long-standing :8123 port requirement for new installs and strips 'advanced' and 'expert' wording from roughly 43 places in the app.
GitHub detailed a technical-preview Actions network firewall and rounded up npm and Actions defaults changed since February, drawing sharp Hacker News debate over delay-based defenses versus package signing.
Python 3.15.0rc1 shipped August 4 with the feature set frozen and no further ABI changes allowed, as the release team targets an October 1 final.