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Assetnote combines advanced reconnaissance and high-signal continuous security analysis to help enterprises gain insight and control of their evolving exposure.
Joined July 2017
The final research blog from @SLCyberSec's Christmas in July concerns three more critical vulnerabilities that our security researchers have uncovered in Adobe Experience Manager Forms: two paths to RCE and a pre-authentication XXE
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Vulnerabilities in AEM Forms The Searchlight Cyber Research Team discovered and disclosed three critical vulnerabilities in Adobe Experience Manager Forms to Adobe in late April 2025. As of writing...
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Our Security Research team at @SLCyberSec found four vulnerabilities in the quality management platform ETQ Reliance, including a critical Remote Command Execution:
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Note: In correspondence with Hexagon while disclosing the bugs below, they informed us that any sharing of source code would be considered a violation of their terms and license. The Java code has...
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Sometimes, SQL injection is still possible, even when prepared statements are being used. Our researcher @hash_kitten has written up a blog post about a novel technique for SQL Injection in PDO’s prepared statements:
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Searchlight Cyber's Security Research team details a Novel Technique for SQL Injection in PDO's Prepared Statements.
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Our Security Research team at @SLCyberSec discovered a pre-authentication RCE vulnerability in Sawtooth Lighthouse Studio (CVE-2025-34300). It affects all versions up to 9.16.14. Read more here:
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Searchlight Cyber uncovers remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in survey software Lighthouse Studio, from Sawtooth Software
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Continuing @SLCyber’s Christmas in July posts, our Security Research team discovered a pre-authentication NTLM hash disclosure vulnerability in DNN (formerly DotNetNuke), assigned CVE-2025-52488. Read more on our blog here:
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Our team recently used a novel technique to increase the impact of what seemed to be only a blind SSRF. This novel technique involving HTTP redirect loops and incremental status codes led to full HTTP response leakage. Read more on @SLCyberSec blog here:
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It's difficult to show impact for Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities when you cannot see the full HTTP response. Our research team details a novel technique that allowed for us to...
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In our Surfacing Security Podcast, we redefine #AttackSurfaceManagement. It's not just asset discovery - it's about integrating real-time asset awareness into core security processes. Learn how this approach elevates threat intel, incident response, and overall security posture.
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