Multiple CVEs Disclosed: CVE-2026-14619 and CVE-2026-59102
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- •CVE-2026-14619 and CVE-2026-59102 have been disclosed with low to medium severity scores.
- •Both vulnerabilities involve network attack vectors with low complexity and privileges required.
- •No active exploitation has been reported for either CVE at this time.
Two vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-14619 and CVE-2026-59102, have been disclosed by INCIBE. CVE-2026-14619, published on 2026-07-04, has a low base score of 2.10 and a medium score of 6.30, affecting network systems with low attack complexity and requiring low privileges. CVE-2026-59102, published on 2026-07-02, also has a low base score of 2.10 and a medium score of 5.40, with similar attack vectors but requiring user interaction. Both vulnerabilities pose risks to confidentiality and integrity but are not currently exploited in the wild. Organizations should assess their systems for these vulnerabilities and apply necessary mitigations.
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