FOFA[verified]@fofabotDisclosure
The post announces the new CVE‑2026‑55450 vulnerability on Langflow, highlights a PoC link, and gives technical details of the issue but does not mention exploitation in the wild or available fixes.
キタきつね[verified]@foxbookPoC
The text announces that CVE‑2026‑55450, a Langflow file‑upload flaw, has been publicly disclosed with a PoC exploit, but offers no technical details, patch information, or evidence of active exploitation.
pdnuclei-bot@pdnuclei_botDisclosure
The tweet announces CVE-2026-55450 as a critical vulnerablity in Langflow versions below 1.9.1, describing it as an unauthenticated file upload; it provides no exploit, PoC, or patch details.
Daily CyberSecurity@the_yellow_fallDisclosure
Langflow’s CVE‑2026‑55450 file‑upload flaw has been publicly disclosed with a PoC, enabling unauthenticated DoS and path disclosure; a patch (v1.9.1) is available.
Daily CyberSecurity@the_yellow_fallPatch
Three critical Langflow CVEs (CVE-2026-55255, CVE-2026-55447, CVE-2026-55450) allow remote code execution and denial‑of‑service, and users are urged to apply patches immediately.
Ash@0xBlackashPatch
The post describes the vulnerability’s impact and identifies version 1.9.1 as the fix, urging users to upgrade. It does not explicitly report a PoC or active exploitation.
Infoflowcloud@infoflowcloudDisclosure
CVE-2026-55450 reveals an unauthenticated upload vulnerability in Langflow before version 1.9.1, enabling arbitrary data upload; the CVE record is referenced on cve.org.
CVE@CVEnewDisclosure
The post highlights a CVE (CVE-2026-55450) affecting Langflow, noting that unauthenticated users can upload unlimited data to the server in versions before 1.9.1.