esaml vulnerabilities — 5 matching vulnerabilities

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Severity	Vulnerability	Package	Ecosystem	Disclosed	Fixed version
8.7 high	CVE-2026-93471: esaml Unbounded SAML Message Decompression Leading to Memory Exhaustion	`esaml`	Hex	22 Oct 2026	No fix published
8.2 high	CVE-2026-86696: esaml Package Atom Table Exhaustion via Unsigned LogoutResponse	`esaml`	Hex	22 Oct 2026	No fix published
8.7 high	CVE-2026-105270: esaml Package Atom Table Exhaustion Vulnerability	`esaml`	Hex	22 Oct 2026	No fix published
6.3 medium	CVE-2026-28809: esaml XXE Vulnerability Allows Local File Disclosure and SSRF	`esaml`	Hex	23 Mar 2026	No fix published
6.3 medium	CVE-2026-28809: esaml SAML Library XXE Vulnerability Leading to Local File Read and SSRF	`esaml`	Hex	23 Mar 2026	No fix published

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