Through the use of an automated testing toolkit, a team of South Korean academics has discovered 30 vulnerabilities in the file upload mechanisms used by 23 open-source web applications, forums, store ...

The flaw has existed for eight years thanks to a security change in Apache. A widely used plugin by Blueimp called jQuery File Upload contains a years-old vulnerability that potentially places 7,800 ...

The unrestricted file upload flaw is likely being exploited by an initial access broker to deploy JSP web shells that grant full access to servers and allow installing additional malware payloads.

Most Web application scanning tools miss vulnerabilities and generate false positives on their own public testing sites, according to a recent test of some of these products. Larry Suto, an ...