Hadrian
hadrian-labs · B · candidate
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.
Cited in 4 entries
Citation cadence
Citation days per ISO week (14 weeks of coverage span, total 3).
- UPDATE — GeoServer's actively exploited jsonArrayContains SQL injection now has a fix, a published root cause and a service-dependent exploitation path: WFS 1.0 reaches top-level SQL, WFS 2.0 does not2026-08-18
- 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
- CVE-2026-45829 — ChromaDB Python server: pre-auth RCE before the auth check, still unpatched2026-05-18