#cve
- Editorial · Aug 13, 2026A CVE ID is a name. The value is knowing who the attacker becomes.
We opened a practitioner catalog of identity CVEs: what broke, why IAM teams should care, and what to do this week. Not an NVD mirror. A place to triage SAML wrapping, Kerberos escalation, cloud-token bugs, and KEV items that let someone log in as you.
- News · Aug 13, 2026Fortinet's January SSO bypass hit boxes already patched for December's SAML bug
CVE-2026-24858 is the follow-on FortiCloud SSO SAML bypass. Devices patched for CVE-2025-59718 and 59719 were still exploitable. Actively exploited. CISA guidance 28 January 2026.
- News · Aug 13, 2026KerberLoss: invisible Unicode lets an attacker twin a Kerberos SPN
CVE-2026-25177, CVSS 8.8. Active Directory treated look-alike SPNs as unique. Semperis and Shai Laron showed how that becomes service hijack and NTLM downgrade. Patched March 2026.
- News · Aug 13, 2026ResetNightmare: a low-priv UPN write can reset a Domain Admin via Kerberos kpasswd
CVE-2026-27912 lets a user who can write their own UPN aim a Kerberos change-password at a Domain Admin. Microsoft rated it Important. Identity teams should not.