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ProjectDiscovery's nuclei-templates repository received pull requests adding detection coverage for two server-side request forgery issues: CVE-2026-27826, described as an MCP Atlassian SSRF reachable via HTTP headers, and CVE-2025-62718, an Axios SSRF vulnerability tied to a hostname normalization and NO_PROXY bypass. The updates indicate that public detection content is being prepared for defenders to identify exposed systems affected by both flaws.
The GitHub activity shows the templates were submitted through separate bounty-related pull requests and routed through the project's normal review workflow, including automated assignment and reviewer requests. While the referenced discussions expose few technical specifics beyond the vulnerability names and high-level attack paths, the additions signal active security community attention on SSRF risks affecting both Atlassian-related MCP deployments and applications using vulnerable Axios proxy-handling logic.
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A GitHub pull request was published in the projectdiscovery/nuclei-templates repository to add a template for CVE-2025-62718, an Axios SSRF issue involving a hostname normalization bypass and NO_PROXY bypass behavior. The available content shows repository workflow and review-request activity but few additional technical details.
A GitHub pull request was published in the projectdiscovery/nuclei-templates repository to add detection coverage for CVE-2026-27826, described as an MCP Atlassian SSRF via HTTP headers issue. The visible activity includes commit b249bec and automated review workflow actions.
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ProjectDiscovery contributors opened and advanced Nuclei template pull requests for two newly tracked vulnerabilities: **`CVE-2026-4257`**, a **server-side template injection** issue in the **WordPress Contact Form by Supsystic** plugin, and **`CVE-2026-33032`**, a **broken access control** flaw in **Nginx UI**. The GitHub activity shows template development intended to support detection of both issues, with one pull request referencing a new `CVE-2026-4257.yaml` file and another marked ready to merge for the Nginx UI vulnerability. The available records are limited to repository metadata and do not include technical write-ups, affected version ranges, exploitation details, or vendor remediation guidance. Even so, the publication of detection content for these CVEs indicates that security researchers are operationalizing checks for exposed systems, and defenders using Nuclei should watch for template releases covering both the WordPress plugin SSTI and the Nginx UI authorization weakness.
Jun 29, 2026
ProjectDiscovery's `nuclei-templates` repository received several pull requests adding or refining detection logic for newly disclosed web vulnerabilities. Proposed templates covered **CVE-2026-0561** for cross-site scripting, **CVE-2025-69411** for a high-severity path traversal/local file read in the WordPress plugin `ioncube-tester-plus`, **CVE-2026-1405** for a critical SSRF issue in a WordPress REST API endpoint, and an unauthenticated remote command execution flaw in **Synway SMG Gateway** via `9-2radius.php`. The submissions generally reported validation against vulnerable and patched targets to reduce false positives, with several marked ready for merge pending maintainer review. The WordPress `ioncube-tester-plus` template demonstrated file disclosure through `loader-wizard.php` by abusing the `ininame` parameter to retrieve `/etc/passwd`, while the `slider-future` WordPress template showed SSRF by sending an external `image_url` to `/wp-json/slider-future/v1/upload-image/` and confirming outbound DNS interaction through OAST. The Synway SMG Gateway submission described command injection through the `radius_address` parameter reaching a `system()` call, but automated review flagged template quality problems including weak matching logic and missing metadata. Separately, a fix was proposed for the **CVE-2025-71243** template after reports of frequent false positives, replacing reflection-based checks with `md5`-based proof of code execution to improve accuracy.
Jun 29, 2026
ProjectDiscovery contributors submitted new Nuclei detection templates for two newly tracked vulnerabilities: **`CVE-2025-27364`**, described as an **unauthenticated remote code execution** flaw in **MITRE Caldera**, and **`CVE-2025-25291`**, an **authentication bypass** issue in **`ruby-saml`** affecting **GitLab SAML SSO** deployments. The references indicate both issues were significant enough to prompt rapid addition of scanning coverage in the public `nuclei-templates` repository. Available details remain limited because the source material is drawn from GitHub pull request metadata rather than full advisories, but the vulnerability labels point to potentially high-impact exposure in identity and adversary-emulation infrastructure. Security teams using **GitLab SAML single sign-on** or **MITRE Caldera** should track vendor guidance, validate exposure to **`CVE-2025-25291`** and **`CVE-2025-27364`**, and prepare to use updated detection content as part of vulnerability assessment workflows.
Jun 29, 2026