Securityweek Critical FreeScout Vulnerability Enables Zero-Click RCE Attacks
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A critical vulnerability in FreeScout has been identified, allowing for zero-click remote code execution (RCE) attacks. This flaw escalates a previously disclosed authenticated code execution bug, enabling unauthenticated attacks that can compromise servers without user interaction. Affected systems are at risk of full server compromise due to this security issue.
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2026-03-04
Critical FreeScout vulnerability reported by OX Security
2026-03-04
Patch bypass for vulnerability identified
Date unknown
Authenticated code execution bug disclosed
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