
AWS Advises on CVE-2026-5190: Stack Buffer Overflow in C Event Stream Decoder
Amazon Web Services has issued a security bulletin regarding a stack buffer overflow vulnerability in its C Event Stream Streaming Decoder.
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Amazon Web Services has issued a security bulletin regarding a stack buffer overflow vulnerability in its C Event Stream Streaming Decoder.

AWS has published a security bulletin detailing CVE-2026-5747, an out-of-bounds write flaw in the Firecracker microvm manager’s virtio-pci transport component.

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 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.

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

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

A flaw in AWS Tools for PowerShell before version 5.0.306 allows local users to recover IAM user passwords from log files and command output.

A flaw in the amazon-redshift-python-driver allows attackers to execute arbitrary code remotely, prompting an urgent security bulletin from Amazon Web Services.