ThreatSynop[verified]@ThreatSynopDisclosure
A DLL search‑order hijacking flaw (CVE‑2026‑20140) allows low‑privileged local users on Splunk Enterprise for Windows to gain SYSTEM privileges; patches are available and users are advised to upgrade and restrict write permissions.
ThreatSynop[verified]@ThreatSynopPatch
CVE‑2026‑20140 is a local privilege escalation vulnerability in Splunk Enterprise for Windows that allows DLL search‑order hijacking; patching to the listed versions or restricting write access mitigates the issue.
Gray Hats@the_yellow_fallPatch
Splunk Enterprise Windows flaws CVE-2026-20143 and CVE-2026-20140 enable system takeover via DLL and Python path hijacking, and a patch is urgently recommended.
CERT-PY@CERTpyDisclosure
The tweet announces two new CVEs (CVE-2026-20143 and CVE-2026-20140) affecting Splunk products and points to an external site for additional information.
iototsecnews@iototsecnewsDisclosure
A new Windows Splunk Enterprise vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑20140) allows local low‑privileged users to gain SYSTEM privilege via DLL side‑loading; the post details the flaw but does not mention PoC, exploit code, or patches.
Alborz Safe@EthicalSafePatch
The tweet identifies vulnerable Splunk versions for CVE-2026-20140 and directs readers to a link for securing them.
Alborz Safe@EthicalSafePatch
The post announces a privilege‑escalation vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑20140) in Splunk Enterprise, explains the DLL search‑order hijacking technique, and urges users to apply a patch.
‘BugBounty Writeups’@bbwriteupsGeneral
The tweet simply announces the CVE‑2026‑20140 privilege escalation issue in Splunk Enterprise for Windows, with no accompanying technical detail, proof of concept, patch information, or active exploitation evidence.