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VMware released security updates to fix multiple vulnerabilities across VMware Aria Operations, VMware Cloud Foundation Operations, VMware Cloud Foundation, VMware vSphere Foundation, and VMware Telco Cloud Platform. The most prominent issue, CVE-2026-41722, is a stored cross-site scripting flaw in VMware Cloud Foundation Operations with a CVSS 8.0 rating that can be exploited over the network with low attack complexity, low privileges, and required user interaction.
The update also remediates CVE-2026-41723 and CVE-2026-41724, according to the advisory circulated by EG-FinCIRT and mirrored in multiple notices. Organizations using the affected VMware platforms were urged to test and deploy the patches promptly to reduce exposure across core virtualization and cloud management environments.
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On 2026-06-08, VMware released a security update to remediate multiple vulnerabilities affecting VMware Aria Operations, VMware Cloud Foundation Operations, VMware Cloud Foundation, VMware vSphere Foundation, and VMware Telco Cloud Platform. The notice highlights CVE-2026-41722 and also addresses CVE-2026-41723 and CVE-2026-41724.
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Broadcom has released **VMSA-2026-0004** to fix three stored cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in VMware Cloud Foundation Operations, tracked as `CVE-2026-41722`, `CVE-2026-41723`, and `CVE-2026-41724`. The flaws affect VMware Cloud Foundation Operations and related enterprise cloud environments, including **VMware Aria Operations**, **VMware Telco Cloud Platform**, and **VMware vSphere Foundation** deployments. Broadcom rated the issues **Important**, with a maximum **CVSS v3.1 score of 8.0** and vector `AV:N/AC:L/PR:L/UI:R/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:H`. According to the advisory, an authenticated user with privileges to create policies, views, or text widgets could inject malicious scripts that execute when viewed and potentially perform **administrative actions** inside the platform. Broadcom said the vulnerabilities were privately reported and published remediation guidance, including upgrading **Aria Operations to version 8.18.6**. Organizations running affected VMware management platforms have been urged to review exposed deployments and apply the available patches promptly.
Jun 29, 2026
Broadcom issued advisory **VMSA-2026-0001** for **VMware Aria Operations** (formerly *vRealize Operations*), warning of three vulnerabilities affecting Aria Operations and bundled platforms including **VMware Cloud Foundation** and **VMware Telco Cloud**. The most severe issue, **CVE-2026-22719** (CVSS 8.1), is a **command injection** flaw that can be exploited by an **unauthenticated** attacker to execute arbitrary commands and potentially achieve **remote code execution** specifically **while a support-assisted product migration is in progress**. Broadcom released patches and also documented a workaround for CVE-2026-22719 in its response matrix/KB guidance. The advisory also covers **CVE-2026-22720** (CVSS 8.0), a **stored XSS** issue where a user with privileges to create custom benchmarks can inject script to perform administrative actions, and **CVE-2026-22721** (CVSS 6.2), a **privilege escalation** path where a user with vCenter access to Aria Operations can elevate to administrative control. Researchers **Sven Nobis** and **Lorin Lehawany** of **ERNW** were credited with reporting at least part of the findings. Impacted deployments include Aria Operations 8.x and related bundles across Cloud Foundation and Telco Cloud product lines; Broadcom’s fixed versions include updates such as Aria Operations **8.18.6** and Cloud Foundation **9.0.2.0**, and organizations are advised to prioritize upgrades due to the lack of workarounds for the XSS and privilege-escalation issues.
Jun 29, 2026
Broadcom issued **VMSA-2025-0010** to fix four vulnerabilities across VMware ESXi, vCenter Server, Workstation, Fusion, Cloud Foundation, Telco Cloud Platform, and Telco Cloud Infrastructure, led by **CVE-2025-41225**, an authenticated command-execution flaw in **vCenter Server** with a **CVSS 8.8** score. According to the advisory, an attacker able to create or modify alarms and run script actions could exploit the bug, while additional fixes address **CVE-2025-41226** and **CVE-2025-41227** denial-of-service issues and **CVE-2025-41228**, a reflected **XSS** flaw affecting ESXi and vCenter Server. VMware said patches are available for all affected products and that **no workarounds** exist. The latest advisory follows earlier VMware warnings over serious **vCenter Server** weaknesses, including **VMSA-2024-0012**, which disclosed **CVE-2024-37079**, **CVE-2024-37080**, and **CVE-2024-37081** as memory-management and corruption flaws that could enable **remote code execution** in vCenter services. VMware said at the time it had no evidence of active exploitation, but urged customers to apply the listed patch versions because no official mitigations were provided; public GitHub material later appeared referencing **CVE-2024-37081**, underscoring continued security attention on vCenter exposure.
Jun 29, 2026