1Vulnerability in Bitcoin Core 0.12.0-0.21.1 could allow DoS (opens in new tab)(coocoor.io)2robin05y ago0Save
2The lodahs package 0.0.1 for Node.js is a Trojan horse (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)3robin06y ago0Save
3Web management plugin in multiple versions of RabbitMQ found vulnerable to a DoS (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)1robin06y ago0Save
4AngularJS versions before 1.7.9 found vulnerable to Prototype Pollution (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)1robin06y ago0Save
5An exploitable DoS vulnerability affects Python 2.7.11 / 3.6.6 (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)1robin06y ago0Save
6Security vulnerability found in popular Seesaw android app (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)1robin06y ago1Save
7DoorDash Android app stores credentials in plain text in the log during auth (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)3robin06y ago2Save
10Issue in the Linux kernel before 5.1.17 allows local users to obtain root access (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)4robin06y ago0Save
11A remote code execution vulnerability exists in .NET software (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)1robin06y ago0Save
12Flaw in Linux kernel 2.6 may allow attacker to cause DoS or privilege escalation (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)2robin07y ago0Save
13Issue in Parsedown might allow attackers to execute arbitrary JavaScript code (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)1robin07y ago0Save
14Vulnerability in PostgreSQL 9.3 through 11.2 allows to execute arbitrary code (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)3robin07y ago0Save
15Open Source Home Automation System Domoticz Allows SQL Injection (opens in new tab)(coocoor.com)2robin07y ago0Save
