GoBGP double-tap: two 7.3 parser bugs that can kill your BGP sessions
Two unauthenticated crashes in GoBGP's MRT and AIGP parsers, plus unpatched auth bypasses in MindsDB and yudao-cloud with public exploits already circulating. Prefect's WebSocket endpoint is wide open too.
Calm Monday, nothing on fire, but a few things worth your attention. Two GoBGP bugs (CVE-2026-7736, CVE-2026-7735) let unauthenticated peers crash your BGP daemon via malformed MRT or AIGP attributes. And if you run Prefect, MindsDB, or yudao-cloud: public exploits are already circulating for all three, with no vendor patches in sight for the last two.
Today's CVEs
Sorted by urgencyCVE-2026-7736
NVDAn attacker can remotely trigger an integer underflow in GoBGP's MRT file parser (parseRibEntry), which could crash the BGP daemon or cause unpredictable behavior. No authentication is required. If you use GoBGP for route processing or MRT dump ingestion, this could take down your BGP sessions.
- Affected estate
- Network engineers running GoBGP 4.3.0 or earlier for BGP routing or MRT processing
- How to check
- Run `gobgpd --version` or check your Go module dependency for github.com/osrg/gobgp version.
- Included because
- unauthenticated; remotely exploitable; CVSS 7.3
- Why it matters
- A remote integer underflow in the MRT parser could crash the BGP daemon, disrupting routing in your environment.
Evidence trail
- NVD: View source
CVE-2026-7735
NVDAn attacker can remotely send a crafted AIGP (Accumulated IGP) BGP attribute that triggers a buffer overflow in GoBGP's packet parser. This could crash the daemon or potentially allow code execution. No authentication is needed, so any peer, or anything spoofing a peer, could fire this off.
- Affected estate
- Network engineers running GoBGP 4.3.0 or earlier
- How to check
- Run `gobgpd --version` or inspect your Go module dependency for github.com/osrg/gobgp version.
- Included because
- unauthenticated; remotely exploitable; buffer overflow; CVSS 7.3
- Why it matters
- A buffer overflow in the AIGP attribute parser can be triggered by a remote peer, risking daemon crash or worse.
Evidence trail
- NVD: View source
CVE-2026-7723
NVDPrefect's WebSocket endpoint at /api/events/in has no authentication. An attacker can connect remotely and inject events without credentials. A public exploit is already available, so expect scanning for this soon if it hasn't started already.
- Affected estate
- Teams running self-hosted PrefectHQ Prefect 3.6.13 or earlier with the API exposed to a network
- How to check
- Run `prefect version` on your Prefect server host, or check your container image tag. Confirm whether /api/events/in is network-accessible.
- Included because
- unauthenticated; remotely exploitable; public exploit available; CVSS 7.3
- Action
- Upgrade Prefect to version 3.6.14. If you can't upgrade immediately, restrict network access to the /api/events/in WebSocket endpoint.
- Why it matters
- Missing authentication on an event ingestion endpoint lets anyone inject arbitrary events into your workflow orchestration platform.
Evidence trail
- NVD: View source
CVE-2026-7711
NVDMindsDB's BYOM (Bring Your Own Model) engine handler lets a remote attacker upload arbitrary files through the proc_wrapper.py exec function with no restrictions. A public exploit exists, and the vendor has not responded to disclosure. There is no patch available right now.
- Affected estate
- Anyone running MindsDB version 26.01 or earlier, especially instances exposed to the network
- How to check
- Check your MindsDB version in the admin console or via `pip show mindsdb`. Confirm whether the BYOM handler is active in your configuration.
- Included because
- unauthenticated; remotely exploitable; unrestricted upload; public exploit available; no vendor patch; CVSS 7.3
- Action
- Restrict all network access to MindsDB. Disable the BYOM engine handler if not in use. Watch for a vendor patch.
- Why it matters
- Unrestricted file upload via a remote endpoint can lead to full system compromise. No patch exists and a public exploit is circulating.
Evidence trail
- NVD: View source
CVE-2026-7710
NVDThe JWT authentication filter in yudao-cloud (Ruoyi-Vue-Pro) can be bypassed by manipulating the mock-token parameter. An attacker can remotely authenticate as any user without valid credentials. A public exploit is available, and the vendor has not responded to disclosure. No patch exists.
- Affected estate
- Anyone running YunaiV yudao-cloud (Ruoyi-Vue-Pro) version 3.8.0 or earlier
- How to check
- Check your yudao-cloud version in your deployment configuration or pom.xml. Search your codebase for JwtAuthenticationTokenFilter.java and the mock-token parameter.
- Included because
- unauthenticated; remotely exploitable; authentication bypass; public exploit available; no vendor patch; CVSS 7.3
- Action
- Remove the application from public-facing networks. Disable or strip the mock-token parameter handling from JwtAuthenticationTokenFilter.java.
- Why it matters
- Full authentication bypass lets any remote attacker impersonate users, including admins. A public exploit makes this trivially weaponizable.
Evidence trail
- NVD: View source
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