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PHP Vulnerabilities in Neos and Flow Repositories Disclosed

PHP Vulnerabilities in Neos and Flow Repositories Disclosed

First seen 13 Nov 2026, 17:42 UTC • •
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ThreatCluster •November 13, 2026 at 17:43 UTC
  • •Vulnerabilities found in unmaintained PHP repositories for Neos and Flow.
  • •No specific CVEs or active exploitation reported as of November 13, 2026.
  • •Developers using these frameworks should assess their applications for potential risks.

On November 13, 2026, vulnerabilities were reported in the Neos and Flow development collections hosted on GitHub. These vulnerabilities affect PHP applications, specifically those using the JSR-283 interface port to PHP. The affected repositories are public and unmaintained, raising concerns about potential exploitation. No specific CVEs were mentioned in the articles, and there are no indications of at this time. The repositories are for developers using Neos and Flow frameworks, which could impact a wide range of applications. Users are advised to review their dependencies and consider migrating to maintained alternatives. The current status of these vulnerabilities remains unclear, with no patches or fixes disclosed.

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2026-11-13
Vulnerabilities disclosed
Vulnerabilities in Neos and Flow repositories were reported, affecting PHP applications.
github.com
2026-11-13
Public repositories identified
The repositories are public and unmaintained, raising concerns for developers.
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Are there any patches available?
No patches have been disclosed for the vulnerabilities found in the Neos and Flow repositories.
What should developers do?
Developers should assess their use of these frameworks and consider migrating to maintained alternatives.
Is there evidence of exploitation?
There are currently no indications of active exploitation related to these vulnerabilities.