Hadrian
hadrian-labs · B · active
ADDED as candidate by 2026-08-18 (this run's single new candidate). Offensive-security vendor whose Vulnerability Alerts blog publishes original root-cause reversing rather than re-reporting: it reconstructed the GeoServer jsonArrayContains SQL injection from a single researcher post to a working exploit and published the service-dependent exploitation analysis (WFS 1.0 reaching top-level SQL where WFS 2.0's count wrapper traps the injection, and the pgJDBC behaviour that makes preferQueryMode irrelevant) that this run's deep dive rests on, detail that appeared in no advisory. Rated B: original first-hand vulnerability research, not a first-party vendor authority for the affected product. FETCH: `python3 tools/fetch_source.py url https://hadrian.io/blog/<slug>` returned the full article body directly this run (~179 KB raw) with no reader fallback needed; the listing path has not yet been exercised. Promote to active after 3 contributing runs. | 2026-08-19: promoted candidate -> active on the counted promotion bar (three contributing runs per the state digest's promotion_due), not by eyeballing.
Cited in 3 entries
Citation cadence
Citation days per ISO week (13 weeks of coverage span, total 2).
- GeoServer CVE-2026-76904: an unauthenticated SQL injection in the jsonArrayContains filter was exploited within hours of disclosure, before a patch existed, and NCSC-CH put it in front of Swiss operators2026-08-15
- Keycloak 26.6.2, 16 CVEs including OIDC session fixation (CVE-2026-7507), WebAuthn execute-actions token replay (CVE-2026-37982), introspection audience bypass (CVE-2026-37979) and cross-realm IDOR in Authorization Services (CVE-2026-4630)2026-05-21
- CVE-2026-45829, ChromaDB Python FastAPI server: pre-auth RCE via embedding-function model loading before auth check (CVSS 4.0 = 10.0; still unpatched in v1.5.9)2026-05-21