New Exim BDAT Vulnerability Exposes GnuTLS Builds to Potential Code Execution
2026-05-13T07:24:13Z•54a60599eeb26794ed0d7deb3a49bf9c59ca8b22c9354a7c2f6f59a1c658d502
AndroidBleeding LlamaDead.LetterDirty FragFilemanager backdoorGnuTLSIvantiMini Shai-HuludOllamaPamDOORaPyPIQuasar Linux RATRubyGemsSOCKS5TON C2TeamPCPTrickMoactive exploitationcPaneleximlinux-kernelmail transfer agentnpmsupply chainuse-after-free
What happened
A batch of high-impact security stories: Exim BDAT use‑after‑free (CVE-2026-45185, “Dead.Letter”) could enable memory corruption/code execution in certain GnuTLS builds; multiple active exploit campaigns and supply‑chain attacks (TeamPCP / Mini Shai‑Hulud) have modified npm/PyPI and Jenkins marketplace plugins; cPanel vulnerability CVE-2026-41940 is being actively exploited to deploy a Filemanager backdoor; Ollama suffers a critical out‑of‑bounds memory disclosure (CVE-2026-7482, “Bleeding Llama”); Ivanti EPMM (CVE-2026-6973) and several other cPanel flaws (including CVE-2026-29201) require-p7
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- 2026-05-13T07:24:13Z
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- Yes
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