nativephp.com NativePHP Mobile Security Advisories: Multiple High-Risk Vulnerabilities Disclosed
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- •Seven vulnerabilities disclosed, five rated High (CVSS 7.4-8.1).
- •Developers must update to nativephp/mobile 4.6.1 or 3.3.11 to mitigate risks.
- •Two critical PHP vulnerabilities are actively exploited, adding urgency to patching.
NativePHP has released its first set of security advisories for NativePHP for Mobile, addressing seven vulnerabilities, five of which are rated High with CVSS scores ranging from 7.4 to 8.1. The issues primarily stem from unsecured internal API routes that could be exploited if an attacker has JavaScript running in the app's web view. Developers are urged to update to nativephp/mobile version 4.6.1 or 3.3.11 and to rebuild their applications to ensure users receive the patches. Notably, two critical PHP vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-109619 and CVE-2026-109618) were also disclosed recently, with confirmed. The vulnerabilities were reported by independent researchers, but NativePHP criticized the disclosure process for lacking responsible communication. Users remain vulnerable until they install the updated app versions.
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