One day of SecLists advisories shows dozens of CVEs across Apache, FFmpeg, Perl and more
DanielLockyer · x · 2026-10-21
The author screenshots a single day (Oct 20) of SecLists mailing list security advisories: dozens of CVEs across Apache Cocoon, CouchDB, Tomcat, FFmpeg, GPAC/MP4Box, Roundcube webmail, OpenStack, Go, NSS, and the Perl ecosystem — including the eMudhra intermediates compromise, CouchDB pre-auth DoS and credential disclosure, and a string of Tomcat HTTP/2 and TLS issues. His take: must be fun to be in cybersecurity right now.
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