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The Lab · 2026-03-28 18:26:54 · GitHub Issues

1. Health Dataspace MVP Exposes Critical CVEs in Next.js, OTel SDK, Undici During Penetration Test Prep

A planned penetration test for the Minimum Viable Health Dataspace v2 has revealed multiple high-severity vulnerabilities in its core dependencies, raising immediate security risks for the demo platform. The automated scan, using Trivy and npm audit, identified critical flaws in the Next.js framework, the OpenTelemetry...

The Lab · 2026-04-10 21:22:48 · GitHub Issues

2. GitHub Issue: 'djust_audit' Needs '--live' Mode to Catch Hidden Security Header Stripping in Production

A critical security gap has been exposed in the `djust_audit` tool, which currently relies on static analysis and cannot detect when security headers are silently stripped or rewritten by production infrastructure before reaching the client. The proposal calls for a new `--live <url>` mode—or a separate `djust_live_aud...

The Lab · 2026-04-15 14:23:06 · GitHub Issues

3. Metasploit VulnAttempt Model to Expose Check Code Details for User Visibility

A feature request within the Metasploit Framework's development pipeline calls for a significant enhancement to vulnerability data reporting. The proposal is to add check code details directly to the `VulnAttempt` model. This change would allow the framework to surface granular, technical confirmation data to users, mo...

The Lab · 2026-05-14 07:18:27 · The Register

4. Social Engineering Test Exposes Corporate IT: Asking Nicely Was Enough to Bypass Security

A penetration tester demonstrated how easily corporate security can be compromised through social engineering, revealing that simply calling IT support and impersonating a senior executive was sufficient to gain account access. The case highlights a persistent vulnerability that many organizations fail to address despi...