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#rate limiting

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Latest Signals (4)

The Lab · 2026-03-30 10:27:25 · GitHub Issues

1. MEDIUM: Broker Endpoints Lack Rate Limiting, Exposing System to Local Flood Attacks

A critical security misconfiguration leaves a broker's endpoints completely unprotected against rate-limiting attacks. The vulnerability, classified as MEDIUM severity, stems from an absence of resource throttling, allowing a local attacker to flood the broker and potentially disrupt its operations. This flaw maps dire...

The Lab · 2026-04-06 06:27:03 · GitHub Issues

2. Critical Proxy Module Flaw: No Request Validation Exposes Campus-Marketplace, CCPS-Portal to Malicious Payloads

A critical architectural flaw in the proxy module of a major campus services platform has been identified, creating a direct, unprotected pipeline for malicious payloads to reach downstream systems. The module, located in `src/proxy/`, acts as the central gateway between the user-facing Hub and critical backend service...

The Lab · 2026-04-26 20:54:07 · GitHub Issues

3. SOC II Audit Exposes Zero Rate Limiting Across Entire API, Exposing Critical Attack Surface

A fresh SOC II audit completed on April 26, 2026, has uncovered a critical security deficiency: zero routes across the entire codebase implement rate limiting. The finding, classified as CRITICAL severity under API Security and Availability, identified that no per-endpoint, per-user, per-IP, or distributed rate limitin...

The Lab · 2026-05-09 06:31:40 · GitHub Issues

4. Juice Shop Security Scan Flags Missing Rate Limiting with High-Severity CVSS 7.5 Score

A scheduled security scan has uncovered a potentially significant vulnerability in the Juice Shop application, with CodeQL's automated analysis flagging a missing rate-limiting control in the project's server code. The finding carries a CVSS score of 7.5, placing it in the high-severity range and signaling a security g...