Cyberpress Ruby Worker Deserialization Vulnerability Enables System Takeover
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A critical deserialization flaw in Ruby Workers has been identified, allowing attackers to convert benign JSON data into executable code, potentially leading to complete system compromise. This vulnerability was uncovered by security researcher NullSecurityX and affects systems utilizing Ruby Workers.
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2026-02-24
Critical flaw reported by NullSecurityX
2026-02-24
Articles published on the vulnerability by Cyberpress and GBHackers
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