
AWS Advises of Remote Code Execution Flaw in Amazon Redshift JDBC Driver
A vulnerability in the Amazon Redshift JDBC driver allows remote code execution through unsafe class loading, posing risks to connected applications.

A vulnerability in the Amazon Redshift JDBC driver allows remote code execution through unsafe class loading, posing risks to connected applications.

A new security bulletin highlights an authorization bypass flaw in the Kiro CLI, allowing unauthorized tool execution via piped standard input.

Amazon Web Services has published advisory details for two new vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2026-11400 and CVE-2026-11401, requiring immediate attention.

AWS issued a security bulletin for two CVEs in WAF that could let attackers bypass inspection rules via HTTP/2 multi-frame requests.

WatchTowr Labs has published a research report detailing a chain of vulnerabilities in PaperCut software that allows for pre-authentication remote code execution.

Global PC sales fell over 20 percent, marking the steepest drop since the first quarter of 2023, signaling a potential new downward cycle.

A flaw in the AWS Encryption SDK for Python allows attackers to bypass key commitment policies by exploiting a shared key cache mechanism.

Amazon Web Services released a security bulletin for CVE-2026-6437, addressing a vulnerability in the EFS CSI Driver that could allow unauthorized file system access.

Amazon Web Services has published a security bulletin addressing issues within its Research and Engineering Studio service.

Amazon Web Services has released a security bulletin addressing issues within the Amazon Athena ODBC Driver, urging users to review their configurations.

Amazon Web Services has released security bulletins addressing multiple kernel flaws, including the high-severity Dirty Frag issue, in its Linux distributions.

Amazon Web Services issued a security bulletin regarding a local privilege escalation vulnerability in the Linux kernel involving ESP-in-TCP implementation.

Amazon Web Services published a security bulletin detailing CVE-2026-7424, an integer underflow flaw in the FreeRTOS-Plus-TCP stack’s DHCPv6 sub-option parser.

Amazon Web Services has issued an ongoing advisory regarding the Copy.fail malware campaign, detailing detection methods and mitigation strategies for cloud customers.

Amazon Web Services has published a new security bulletin addressing vulnerability CVE-2026-31431, providing initial guidance for customers.

Amazon Web Services issued a security bulletin addressing two vulnerabilities in FreeRTOS-Plus-TCP that involve MAC address bypass and integer underflow.

A flaw in the Kiro IDE permits insufficient file write restrictions, potentially leading to code execution risks for users of the development environment.

An AWS security bulletin highlights a vulnerability in the Kiro IDE where insecure permissions on authentication token cache files could expose sensitive credentials.

Amazon Web Services has published a security bulletin detailing a high-severity memory allocation issue within its open-source s2n-quic library.

Amazon Web Services disclosed CVE-2026-12043, a heap double-free flaw in its Common Runtime library that could impact services using aws-c-http.

A high-severity vulnerability in the AWS CDK library allows attackers to execute arbitrary commands during Docker bundling of Node.js functions.

Amazon Web Services has published advisories for two issues in its Language Servers for AWS and Amazon Q Developer, affecting IDE integrations.

The cloud provider issued an advisory for CVE-2026-13769, citing insecure file permissions that could expose sensitive data in the AWS CLI.

Amazon Web Services has published advisories for five CVEs in the containerd CRI plugin, urging users to assess their exposure to potential container escapes.