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CVEs, Research & Events

Original offensive security research from the Software Secured Team.

CVE Disclosures

52

CVEs disclosed
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AFFECTED PRODUCT NAME
VULNERABILITY NAME
CVE
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Missing Authorization
CVE-2026-40461
Details
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TCP Packet Injection
CVE-2026-40434
Details
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Missing Integrity Checks
CVE-2026-40066
Details
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Command Injection
CVE-2026-35682
Details
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Unauthenticated Firmware Upload Resulting in RCE
CVE-2026-35546
Details
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Missing Authorization
CVE-2026-35061
Details
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Insecure Transmission of Sensitive Information
CVE-2026-33569
Details
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Missing Authorization
CVE-2026-33093
Details
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TLS Downgrade
CVE-2026-32650
Details
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Missing Authorization
CVE-2026-32648
Details
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Hardcoded Cryptographic Keys
CVE-2026-32324
Details
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Directory Traversal Resulting in Arbitrary File Write
CVE-2026-31927
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
Sensitive Information Stored in Memory (Mobile App)
CVE-2025-65832
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
Insecure Hashing Algorithm (Mobile App)
CVE-2025-65831
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
Lack of Certificate Pinning (Mobile App)
CVE-2025-65830
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
Secure Boot Disabled
CVE-2025-65829
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
Denial of Service (BLE)
CVE-2025-65828
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
Cleartext Traffic Enabled (Mobile App)
CVE-2025-65827
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
Hardcoded Credentials (Mobile App)
CVE-2025-65826
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
Flash Encryption Disabled
CVE-2025-65825
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
Remote Code Execution (RCE)
CVE-2025-65824
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
Hardcoded Credentials
CVE-2025-65823
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
JTAG Enabled
CVE-2025-65822
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
UART Download Mode Enabled
CVE-2025-65821
Details
Meatmeet BBQ Probe
Information Disclosure
CVE-2025-65820
Details
MindsDB
Arbitrary File Upload
CVE-2025-61469
Details
MindsDB
File Upload Path Traversal to RCE
CVE-2025-61468
Details
SafeLine WAF
Authenticated XSS
CVE-2025-55883
Details
Agent Zero
CSRF File Upload to RCE
CVE-2025-55882
Details
Agent Zero
CSRF File Upload to RCE
CVE-2025-55881
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Insecure Encryption Algorithm
CVE-2025-11650
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Hardcoded Password
CVE-2025-11649
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Server-Side Request Forgery
CVE-2025-11648
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Information Disclosure
CVE-2025-11647
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Information Disclosure
CVE-2025-11646
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Insecure Storage of Sensitive Information (Mobile App)
CVE-2025-11645
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Insecure Storage of Sensitive Information
CVE-2025-11644
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Hardcoded Credentials
CVE-2025-11643
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Application Logic Bypass Leading to Denial of Service
CVE-2025-11642
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Application Logic Bypass
CVE-2025-11641
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Plain text Transmission of Sensitive Information
CVE-2025-11640
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Insecure Storage of Sensitive Information
CVE-2025-11639
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Denial of Service
CVE-2025-11638
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Race Condition
CVE-2025-11637
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Server-Side Request Forgery
CVE-2025-11636
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Uncontrolled Resource Consumption
CVE-2025-11635
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Insertion of Sensitive Information into Log File
CVE-2025-11634
Details
Furbo 360 & Furbo Mini
Improper Certificate Validation
CVE-2025-11633
Details
Froala WYSIWYG Editor
Inconsistent <plaintext> Tag Parsing XSS
CVE-2024-51434
Details
SpamTitan
Unauthenticated User Creation
CVE-2024-45438
Details
Mailcow
Authenticated XSS
CVE-2024-41960
Details
Mailcow
Unauthenticated XSS
CVE-2024-41959
Details
Leantime
Authenticated XSS
CVE-2024-27476
Details
Leantime
CSRF
CVE-2024-27474
Details
Altran picoTCP
Integer Overflow in pico_ipv6_alloc (ICMPv6 Memory Corruption / DoS)
CVE-2023-30463
Details
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Events & Recordings

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Your AI Assistant Has Access to Everything. What Can It Actually Do?

Your team has assistants wired into Slack, Gmail, your ticketing system, maybe your cloud. They hold credentials, they talk to each other, and they take actions on behalf of people. Nothing in SOC 2, CMMC, or FedRAMP says go inventory them and check what they can reach. So the only thing standing between you and that problem is security testing. Join Secureframe VP of Cybersecurity and Compliance Marc Rubbinaccio on August 20 at 10AM PT / 1PM ET as he sits down with Software Secured CEO Sherif Koussa to ask whether testing is ready for it.

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BSides Montreal 2026

In this presentation we will evaluate the security of one of the most popular dash cams on Amazon, with the goal of answering the question, “Could we, as an unauthenticated attacker, disrupt the video communications in a temporary or permanent way?” Julian will take you through his journey of reverse engineering a high-end dash cam, the vulnerabilities he discovered along the way, and the surprising discovery that this research affects an unknown number of other popular dash cams. You will walk away from this presentation with a deeper understanding of hardware hacking, reverse engineering, and the risks posed by insecure consumer-grade devices. https://bsidesmtl.ca/

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Let Him Cook! Hacking the Meatmeet BBQ Probe | Elbsides Conference 2026

Just in time for grilling season, security researcher Julian is firing up a different kind of heat at Elbsides 2026. In this talk, Julian takes apart a popular "smart" BBQ meat probe to expose what's really happening beneath the surface of your connected kitchen gadgets.

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Behind The Dashboard - Tales of Car Hacking | BSides Vancouver 2026

Automotive security is one of the most exciting frontiers in offensive security — and one of the most misunderstood. In this hands-on workshop at BSides Vancouver 2026, security researcher Kevin Chen (kevin2600) breaks down the barriers to vehicle vulnerability research and shows you that car hacking is far more approachable than it looks.

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Empowering the job search for women

Women in Tech Panel #2: Empowering the Job Search

This webinar is ideal for those looking to enter the tech industry (or enter into a technical role), we have the inside scoop on job-hunting, as the economic downturn has produced greater demand for fewer roles, making it all the more crucial to acquire this know-how. Whether you’re fresh out of university or looking to changes roles/industries later in your career.

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Ensuring Secure Software in Highly Regulated Industries

This is an open conversation between NuBinary's Co-Founder, Alireza Sharifi, and Software Secured's CEO, Sherif Koussa. Ideal for CTOs, CISOs, VPs of Engineering, and Security Directors who manage an application or software in a highly regulated industry.

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SAST (Static Application Security Testing)

SAST vs. DAST: The Ultimate AppSec Showdown

This webinar is ideal for leaders and developers of pre-seed and post-seed service companies who are interested in learning the difference between SAST and DAST application security tools in order to grow/prove their company authority.

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Software Secured and Volta

Software Secured x Volta: How Do Your Security Decisions Impact Your Enterprise Sales Deals?

A discussion on what enterprises look for when vetting possible tech vendors and the best practices to start implementing so that you stand out against your competition. We’ll also introduce you to vendor security questionnaires: the tool that most enterprises use to weed out their most secure tech vendors from the most risky.

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SOC2 Compliance: What is it, and how can pre-seed companies prepare for it?

This short workshop is ideal for leaders of pre-seed and post-seed service companies who are interested in earning SOC 2 compliance certification or are looking to grow/prove their company authority.

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Women in Tech Panel

Women in Tech Panel #1: Breaking Barriers when Entering the Tech Industry

This webinar is ideal for those looking to enter the tech industry (or enter into a technical role), we have the inside scoop on the challenges to expect, how to overcome them, and how to organize your job search! We're here to show you how to break into the tech industry for the first time.

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Intro to Secure Architecture Design Principles for Full Stack Development

Ideal for anyone building a full-stack application from scratch such as developers, technical leads, and security analysts that want to ensure their application is built securely.

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