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CVE-2026-9317: Versions of Nango prior to 0.71.6 have a design weakness (8th Sep 2026)
Preface: Nango, an open-source integration platform, follows a core architectural roadmap centered around a code-first, AI-native framework for building SaaS product integrations. While Nango iterates continuously across minor tags (with current production versions moving past 0.70.x and 0.71.x), the platform’s fundamental design objectives pivot around solving the systemic problems of traditional unified APIs. Companies use…
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CVE-2026-82404: About Token-Oriented Object Notation (TOON)
This article was published on September 7, 2026. Preface: To this day, cyber security in AI/LLM environments still relies on traditional client applications, software (especially Linux libraries), and code. Artificial intelligence has not replaced humans. In fact, humans have long understood the capabilities of AI. But it seems that humanity’s insatiable desires and ambitions have…
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Optical Side-Channel Probing of the Internal Configuration Access Port (ICAP) on AMD 7-Series FPGAs from different perspectives.
Ref – AMD ID: AMD-SB-8034 Preface: AMD’s original EPYC naming convention used the second digit of the model number to indicate the product generation. For example: EPYC 7001 Series: 1st Gen (Naples) EPYC 7002 Series: 2nd Gen (Rome) EPYC 7003 Series: 3rd Gen (Milan) However, starting with the 4th Generation (Genoa/Bergamo), AMD changed the prefix…
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“CVE-2026-61750, CVE-2026-61751, CVE-2026-61752 and 25 Identical description of CVEs (from CVE-2026-61754 to CVE-2026-61779) : NVIDIA Megatron Bridge…”
First release date: 2nd Sep 2026 (official) Preface: Because installing these tightly coupled dependencies (like CUDA, PyTorch, NCCL, and cuDNN) manually can be error-prone, NVIDIA recommends deploying Megatron Bridge via their pre-configured Docker containers, which ship with the exact pinned CUDA and driver environments required out of the box. Background: The NVIDIA Megatron Bridge belongs…
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CVE-2026-71257: Apache Wicket File Upload Bypass (2nd Sep 2026)
Preface: To mitigate this without code upgrades, teams must enforce strict multi-part file size configurations at the underlying application server/framework layer (such as setting spring[.]servlet[.]multipart[.]max-file-size in Spring Boot) rather than relying on application framework variables. Background: Modern enterprise Java applications increasingly leverage Large Language Models (LLMs) to provide automated features such as intelligent text parsing,…