9 CVE's just dropped for those running Node.js

Started by Starburst, June 26, 2026, 03:48:16 AM

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Starburst

I know Node.js isn't part of CWP, but I've seen people posting about it.

9 new CVE's just dropped for those running Node.js that are a wide range from DoS to Bypasses.

Reference: https://sysadmin.help/viewforum.php?f=80

overseer

Very relevant since CWP has the NodeJS Application Manager:
/admin/index.php?module=mod_nodejs

6Sense

Patched versions are out (CWP has them available in the Node.js configuration tab).

From internet: To ensure your runtime is completely insulated from this vulnerability, upgrade to at least the minimum version listed below:Node.js 22 (LTS): v22.23.0 or later (Note: v22.23.1 was released shortly after to address a separate regression)Node.js 24 (LTS): v24.17.0 or laterNode.js 26 (Current): v26.3.1 or later

What is with 2026 and exploits? I'm doing more patching than developing lately!
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overseer

Welcome to the brave new world of AI-excavated exploits! Devs are getting bombarded by valid & invalid bug reports and CVE discoveries, thanks to helpful AI tools digging into source code.

Starburst

Quote from: overseer on June 26, 2026, 02:39:40 PM
Welcome to the brave new world of AI-excavated exploits! Devs are getting bombarded by valid & invalid bug reports and CVE discoveries, thanks to helpful AI tools digging into source code.

Yup.

Also the more DEV's that use AI code, are putting in unknown bugs.