Heise.De Critical Vulnerabilities Found in IBM App Connect Enterprise
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- •IBM App Connect Enterprise has critical vulnerabilities allowing code execution.
- •Patches are available for affected versions, but no active exploitation confirmed.
- •Multiple high-severity vulnerabilities also affect IBM QRadar SIEM and other products.
IBM's App Connect Enterprise integration software has multiple vulnerabilities, including two critical flaws in the Handlebars template engine (CVE-2026-106445, CVE-2026-106446) that allow attackers to execute malicious code. These vulnerabilities require specially crafted objects or templates to exploit. Other high-severity vulnerabilities exist in Apache Thrift and Axios, which could lead to service disruptions or unauthorized data access. IBM has released patches in versions 12.0.12.31 and 13.0.9.1 to address these issues. As of now, there is no indication that these vulnerabilities are being in the wild. The Log Source Management App for IBM QRadar SIEM is also affected by five vulnerabilities, four rated high. The vulnerabilities were disclosed in various advisories, with some having public proof-of-concept code available.
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