VU#410595: Google BoringSSL Name Constraints Bypass in SAN Validation Logic

2026-10-14T20:52:02Z•131e7c6980e6a1194ddb36acda886cdf7337ae0e68d32147639021b611b65485
CVE-2026-100156CVE-2026-104937CVE-2026-16753CVE-2026-34073CVE-2026-3547CVE-2026-3833CVE-2026-96679CVE-2026-96681BishengBoringSSLCERT/CCIDORKomodoLowcoderOS-command-injectionShopwareTLSTheliaX.509account-takeoverauthentication-bypassauthorization-bypasscross-tenant-data-exposurename-constraintsremote-code-executionroot-privilege-escalationstored-XSStoken-theft

What happened

CERT/CC advisories describe multiple vulnerabilities affecting TLS/X.509 name-constraint validation, Bisheng LLM DevOps, Komodo Periphery, Lowcoder, Shopware, and Thelia. The most severe issues include unauthenticated Bisheng administrative takeover, authenticated root command injection in Komodo Periphery, cross-tenant data access in Lowcoder, and Shopware stored XSS enabling administrator token theft and possible server-side code execution. TLS name-constraint records primarily involve library-specific validation inconsistencies and bypass conditions, with mixed remediation statuses.

Why it matters

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Evidence and limitations

Source ID
certcc_vulnotes
Record identifier
131e7c6980e6a1194ddb36acda886cdf7337ae0e68d32147639021b611b65485
Enrichment time
2026-10-14T20:52:02Z
AI-assisted enrichment
Yes

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