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Technical writeups and vulnerability analyses from our community of elite security researchers.

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Redis12 min read

CVE-2026-23479: Redis Use-After-Free in unblockClientOnKey Leading to RCE

A use-after-free inside Redis's blocking-client code path allows an authenticated user to execute arbitrary OS commands. Discovered by Xint Code and demonstrated at ZeroDay.Cloud 2025.

Team Xint CodeJun 2
Redis21 min read

DarkReplica (CVE-2026-23631): Redis Use-After-Free Leads to Post-Auth RCE

DarkReplica is a post-authentication Use-After-Free in Redis's replication subsystem. By abusing master-replica synchronization during a running Lua script, the freed Lua engine can be controlled to achieve arbitrary code execution.

Yoni SherezJun 2
Redis18 min read

CVE-2026-25243: Two Redis RESTORE Bugs Leading to RCE

Two independent double-free bugs in Redis's RDB loading code — one in legacy zipmap conversion, one in stream consumer group deserialization — both leading to remote code execution via the RESTORE command.

Emil LernerJun 2
Redis3 min read

Five Redis Vulnerabilities Found in 48 Hours

At ZeroDay.Cloud 2025, security researchers discovered and disclosed five critical Remote Code Execution vulnerabilities in Redis, all within two days of competition.

ZeroDay.Cloud TeamJun 2
MariaDB10 min read

CVE-2026-32710: MariaDB JSON_SCHEMA_VALID heap buffer overflow leading to RCE

A heap buffer overflow in MariaDB's JSON_SCHEMA_VALID() function allows authenticated users to escalate privileges and execute arbitrary OS commands. Discovered by Xint Code at ZeroDay.Cloud 2025.

Team Xint CodeMay 4
PostgreSQL8 min read

CVE-2026-2005: PostgreSQL pgcrypto heap buffer overflow leading to RCE

A 20-year-old heap buffer overflow in PostgreSQL's pgcrypto extension allows remote code execution. Discovered by Xint Code at ZeroDay.Cloud 2025.

Team Xint CodeMay 4
PostgreSQL15 min read

CVE-2026-2006: Encoding bug in PostgreSQL pgcrypto leads to Remote Code Execution

A 20-year-old encoding bug in PostgreSQL's pgcrypto extension allows smuggling invalid UTF-8 into the database, leading to memory corruption and remote code execution. Discovered by Team Bugz Bunnies at ZeroDay.Cloud 2025.

Team Bugz BunniesMay 4