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Une vulnérabilité a été découverte dans les produits Check Point. Elle permet à un attaquant de provoquer une exécution de code arbitraire à distance et un contournement de la politique de sécurité. CVEs: CVE-2026-18574. Vendors: Check Point. DORA relevance: medium.
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Comprueba la exposición a CVE-2026-18574 en el inventario de activos y las herramientas de vulnerabilidades.
Researchers disclosed the bug to Microsoft after examining a long-running campaign by North Korean hackers to exploit the job application process. CVEs: CVE-2026-68820. Vendors: Microsoft, Google, Oracle, Check Point, ESET. DORA relevance: medium.
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Postura cloud / identity comprometida o reforzada. Revisar configuración y baseline.
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Comprueba la exposición a CVE-2026-68820 en el inventario de activos y las herramientas de vulnerabilidades.
In 2021, a vulnerability was revealed in a system that lay at the foundation of modern computing. An attacker could force the system to execute arbitrary code. Shockingly, the vulnerable code was almost 54 years old — and there was no patch available, and no expectation that one would be forthcoming. Fortunately, that’s because the system in question was Marvin Minsky’s 1967 implementation of a Universal Turing Machine, which, despite its momentous theoretical importance for the field of computer science, had never actually been built into a real-world computer. But in the decade or so after Minsky’s design, the earliest versions of Unix and DOS came into use, and their descendants are still with us today in the 21st century. Some of those systems have had bugs lurking beneath the surface for years or even decades. Frontier AI tools such as Claude Mythos are making it much easier to uncover latent vulnerabilities at pace since discovery is no longer limited by human attention span or manual triage speed. The resulting acceleration on flaw discovery is possible not because AI tools are uncovering new exploit classes but because they are able to scan, chain reasoning, and test exploit paths at machine speed. Here are 17 noteworthy bugs that, once long dormant, took over a decade to be discovered and fixed — in descending order of how long they went unaddressed. Libpng graphics library flaw Age: 30 years Date introduced: 1995 Date fixed: February 2026 Researchers unearthed a legacy flaw in the widely used libpng open-source library that had existed since the technology was first released more than 30 years ago. The heap buffer overflow vulnerability (CVE-2026-25646) meant that applications using the flawed software would crash when presented with a maliciously constructed PNG raster image file. Although difficult to exploit, the vulnerability potentially poses an information disclosure or remote code execution risk. The vulnerable png_set_quantize function, previously CVEs: CVE-2026-25646, CVE-2026-42945, CVE-2026-53359. Vendors: Microsoft, F5, Linux, PostgreSQL, MySQL, NGINX, Check Point, Kaspersky. DORA relevance: high.
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Postura cloud / identity comprometida o reforzada. Revisar configuración y baseline.
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Comprueba la exposición a CVE-2026-25646, CVE-2026-42945, CVE-2026-53359 en el inventario de activos y las herramientas de vulnerabilidades.
YAML has been the standard way to write Kubernetes manifests for years. Every example, tutorial, and configuration file you come across is written in it. The problem isn't that YAML is a bad format. It's that YAML gives you a lot of choices, and not all of them are equally good for writing Kubernetes manifests. Some features make files harder to read, some are easy to misuse and others can lead to surprising behavior. The interesting part is that Kubernetes doesn't actually need most of those features. It only relies on a small subset of YAML. This led to a simple question: if Kubernetes only needs a small part of YAML, why not standardize on that part and avoid the rest? Instead of introducing a new configuration language, SIG CLI introduced KYAML, a stricter, more consistent way to write YAML. What is KYAML? KYAML is a strict subset (or "dialect") of standard YAML, designed to be parseable by the existing ecosystem without any changes, as proposed in KEP 5295. It does not introduce a new format or a new parser. It just narrows the scope of choices you make when writing YAML, so everyone ends up making the same ones. Think of it less like a new language and more like an agreed-upon style. Everything valid in KYAML is valid YAML. How KYAML solves it Standard YAML has a few well-known traps and JSON is not without its own. Whitespace sensitivity. Indentation defines structure in YAML, which means a wrongly indented file can remain syntactically valid while representing a different object than intended. This gets especially painful with templating tools like Helm, where you are manipulating indentation from outside the YAML context. Silent type coercion. String quoting is optional in YAML, which sounds convenient until it is not. Some values that look like strings get coerced into other types without warning. The classic example is the "Norway Bug". country: NO In standard YAML, NO is parsed as a boolean false, not the string "NO" and it has caught more than a few peo CVEs: CVE-2025-1974. Vendors: Microsoft, Kubernetes, NGINX, Check Point. DORA relevance: medium.
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Postura cloud / identity comprometida o reforzada. Revisar configuración y baseline.
Acción recomendada
Comprueba la exposición a CVE-2025-1974 en el inventario de activos y las herramientas de vulnerabilidades.
Bulletin ID: 2026-046-AWS Scope: AWS Content Type: Important (requires attention) Publication Date: 06/18/2026 17:30 PM PDT Description: containerd is an open-source container runtime used by Kubernetes via the Container Runtime Interface (CRI) plugin. It underpins AWS managed container services including Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), AWS Fargate, Bottlerocket, and Amazon Linux. AWS identified five issues in the containerd CRI plugin affecting versions 1.7 through 2.3. - CVE-2026-50195 (GHSA-cvxm-645q-p574) - CRI checkpoint import, local image tag poisoning - CVE-2026-53488 (GHSA-xhf5-7wjv-pqxp) - image-config LABEL -> host-root command exec - CVE-2026-53492 (GHSA-33vj-92qq-66hc) - CDI annotation smuggling during checkpoint restore - CVE-2026-53489 (GHSA-rgh6-rfwx-v388) - arbitrary host file read via symlink in checkpoint restore - CVE-2026-47262 (GHSA-jpcc-p29g-p8mq) - image-triggered runtime DoS Impacted versions: containerd 1.7, 2.0, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 Please refer to the article below for the most up-to-date and complete information related to this AWS Security Bulletin. CVEs: CVE-2026-50195, CVE-2026-53488, CVE-2026-53492, CVE-2026-53489, CVE-2026-47262. Vendors: AWS, GitHub, Kubernetes, PHP, Python, Elastic, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Check Point. DORA relevance: high.
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Postura cloud / identity comprometida o reforzada. Revisar configuración y baseline.
Acción recomendada
Comprueba la exposición a CVE-2026-50195, CVE-2026-53488, CVE-2026-53492 en el inventario de activos y las herramientas de vulnerabilidades.