
Vulnerabilities
MariaDB Fixes Critical Flaw Allowing Table Name Bypass and Remote Code Execution
MariaDB patches a critical vulnerability in multiple server versions that allows attackers to bypass filesystem encoding and execute code remotely.
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MariaDB patches a critical vulnerability in multiple server versions that allows attackers to bypass filesystem encoding and execute code remotely.

A critical flaw in MariaDB allows remote attackers to potentially execute code via crafted GIS objects, prompting immediate updates.

A critical vulnerability in MariaDB Server allows remote code execution via cursor reallocation issues in specific versions.

A high-severity SQL injection vulnerability in the MariaDB Connector/Node.js package has been patched after researchers discovered that unescaped object keys could execute arbitrary database commands.