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An attacker can inject shell commands through the Ansible Lightspeed VS Code extension's container and volume mount settings.
The call: Update the Ansible Lightspeed VS Code extension to the latest patched version from the VS Code marketplace.
Recent issues you could have triaged in five minutes:
Three command injections in Ansible Lightspeed, plus MongoDB RBAC bypass
CVE-2026-44189/44190/44191 all hit CVSS 7.8: opening a malicious project in VS Code gives an attacker shell access. MongoDB also has an 8.1 RBAC bypass (CVE-2026-13059) that lets low-privilege users read and write across tenant boundaries.
FortiSandbox, SharePoint, and WordPress RCE all exploited in the wild
Five actively exploited bugs today. Unauthenticated command execution on FortiSandbox (EPSS 0.84), a CVSS 9.8 WordPress REST API chain hitting 6.9.x and 7.0.x, unauth deserialization RCE in on-prem SharePoint, a DD-WRT UPnP overflow, and remote code execution in Langflow.
Langroid scores a perfect 10 RCE, plus two Juniper DoS bugs that crash your firewall
Langroid's broken eval() sandbox gives attackers full code execution (CVE-2026-54769, CVSS 10.0). A guardrails-detectors SSRF can steal cloud credentials (CVSS 9.3). Two Juniper SRX/MX flaws let a single packet crash flowd if SIP ALG or TCP proxy is active.
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