Vulnerabilities matching "php" — 12 matching vulnerabilities

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Severity Vulnerability Package Ecosystem Disclosed Fixed version
8.7 high CVE-2026-102998: pypdf Long Runtime Vulnerability in Appearance Stream Generation pypdf PyPI 01 Oct 2026 6.19.0
8.7 high CVE-2026-102998: pypdf Long Runtime Vulnerability in Appearance Stream Generation pypdf PyPI 01 Oct 2026 6.19.0
7.5 high CVE-2026-43871: Apache Thrift Infinite Loop Vulnerability in Python, Go, PHP, and Java Bindings thrift PyPI 10 Sep 2026 0.24.0
6.2 medium CVE-2026-59894: sqlparse Package Vulnerability Allows SQL String Breakout Through Unescaped Backslashes sqlparse PyPI 19 Aug 2026 0.6.0
6.2 medium CVE-2026-59894: sqlparse Vulnerability Allows SQL String Breakout Through Unescaped Backslashes sqlparse PyPI 17 Aug 2026 0.6.0
7.5 high CVE-2026-43871: Apache Thrift Infinite Loop Vulnerability in Python, Go, PHP, and Java Bindings thrift PyPI 27 Jul 2026 0.24.0
2.7 low CVE-2024-32882: Wagtail Permission Check Bypass in Model Editing wagtail PyPI 07 Jul 2026 6.0.3
9.8 critical CVE-2022-37454: pysha3 Buffer Overflow Vulnerability in Sponge Queue Functions pysha3 PyPI 29 Jun 2026 No fix published
9.8 critical CVE-2024-35374: Mocodo SQL Injection Vulnerability in generate.php mocodo PyPI 29 Jun 2026 4.2.7
9.8 critical CVE-2024-35374: SQL Injection Vulnerability in Mocodo mocodo PyPI 28 May 2024 4.2.7
2.7 low Permission check bypass in Wagtail when editing a model with per-field restrictions wagtail PyPI 01 May 2024 6.0.3
9.8 critical CVE-2022-37454: Buffer overflow in sponge queue functions in pysha3 and sha3 pysha3 PyPI 26 Apr 2023 No fix published
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