CVE Vulnerabilities - 14 February 2026

The Smart Forms plugin for WordPress is open to unauthorized access of sensitive data. This means that attackers with basic access can see details about certain campaigns. To protect your data, update...

An attacker can trick a WordPress site administrator into clicking on a malicious link, allowing them to change the plugin's settings without permission. This could expose sensitive information or com...

If an attacker tricks an administrator into clicking a malicious link, they can perform unauthorized actions on the WordPress site using the LatePoint plugin. This is a security risk because it allows...

The MDirector Newsletter plugin for WordPress has a security flaw that lets attackers make changes to the plugin's settings without permission. This can happen if an administrator clicks on a maliciou...

The SEATT plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to a security threat that could allow hackers to delete any event on a website. This is a risk for sites using the plugin, as it could lead to unauthorized...

A bug in the Linux kernel can cause a server to crash if it's using a specific network setup, due to a mistake in how it handles periodic network updates. This issue has been fixed in the latest kerne...

A bug in the Linux kernel's macvlan feature could cause the system to crash when creating a new macvlan link with an invalid link name. This issue has been resolved in the latest kernel update, and us...

A bug was fixed in the Linux kernel's ALSA audio driver that could cause a buffer overflow when sending audio data. This could potentially allow an attacker to access unauthorized memory. The fix is i...

A vulnerability in the Linux kernel's Tegra210 SPI driver could cause data corruption or a system crash if multiple processes try to access the same data simultaneously. This has been fixed in a recen...

A bug in the Linux kernel's network driver for certain devices could cause the system to crash when it detects a device with zero network interfaces. This has been fixed to prevent the crash. Affected...

A memory leak has been fixed in the Linux kernel's SMB client. This issue occurred when using the CIFS file system to access read-only directories. Affected users should update their kernel to the lat...

A security issue was found in the Linux kernel's u32_classify function. This issue allows an attacker to potentially access memory outside of the allowed range, potentially leading to a system crash. ...

A bug in the Linux kernel could cause data corruption when handling certain network traffic. This issue affects systems running Linux and can be mitigated by installing the latest kernel updates. Affe...

This Linux kernel security issue affects devices using the Tegra quad SPI driver. If left unpatched, it could cause data corruption or crashes due to a race condition between the driver and interrupt ...

A bug in the Linux kernel's Ceph file system handling can cause a system freeze when listing Ceph snapshot directories. This can happen when a Ceph file system is mounted and a user tries to list the ...

A bug in the Linux kernel's IPv6 routing system could cause the system to crash. This issue was fixed to prevent a mismatch in route counts, which could lead to a crash when adding a new route. To fix...

A vulnerability in the Linux kernel's procfs has been fixed, which could cause a deadlock when accessing certain kernel information. This has been resolved, but it's essential to ensure your system is...

A fix has been made in the Linux kernel to prevent incorrectly handling IRQ routing when a KVM_IRQFD is deassigned. This fix ensures that the routing information is not clobbered, and instead checks i...

A bug in the Linux kernel's I2C driver for certain devices can cause a system crash if a block read operation returns an invalid length. This can happen when the driver incorrectly resets its error st...

A fix has been made to the Linux kernel's Intel device driver to prevent it from trying to read data from a buffer that's not yet ready. This could have caused a computer to crash or behave unexpected...

A vulnerability in the Linux kernel's cgroup memory management has been fixed. This issue could have led to a memory leak, where a pool of memory was freed too early, causing unexpected behavior. The ...

A fix has been made to the Linux kernel's Binder to prevent an out-of-bounds error when an empty file descriptor array is encountered. This error could cause a program to crash. Users are not required...

A bug in the Linux kernel's iSCSI session management could cause a program to crash or behave unexpectedly. This has been fixed in the latest Linux kernel updates, so it's essential to apply the lates...

A Linux kernel vulnerability could allow a malicious user to access a freed device, potentially causing system instability. This issue has been fixed by moving the device reference release to the corr...

A bug in the Linux kernel's ALSA aloop driver can cause data loss when a program rapidly opens and closes audio streams. This can be fixed with a patch that adds extra checks to prevent data loss. To ...