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JFrog Artifactory instance on a rack in a server room with daylight visible through tall windows.

Attackers Exploit JFrog Flaws to Seize Admin Control

Cyber attackers have found a way to chain two JFrog Artifactory flaws, CVE-2026-42018 and CVE-2026-42016, to gain administrator control of self-hosted instances, putting your sensitive data at risk. This alarming exploit was recently reported by cloud security company Wiz.

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Networked printer sits on cluttered office desk surrounded by papers and computer equipment.

PaperCut Flaws Chained for Remote Code Execution

Researchers have uncovered a vulnerability in PaperCut that allows an unauthenticated attacker to gain remote control, enabling them to execute arbitrary Java code within the application's process. This flaw can be exploited through a clever two-step chaining technique, putting unpatched PaperCut NG and MF instances at risk.

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Modern server equipment in a well-lit network operations room with a city view.

UniFi OS Bug Lets Hackers Gain Root Without Authentication

A critical bug in UniFi OS can be exploited by hackers to gain root access without any login credentials, user interaction, or prior access, putting your system at risk. Three vulnerabilities, now patched, can be chained together to allow remote code execution with root privileges.

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