Rıdvan Yağlı[verified]@ridvanyagliDisclosure
Six new CVEs in Mistral AI’s Mistral Vibe were announced, three of which can directly lead to remote code execution, while the others enable arbitrary file access and allowlist bypass, with no available patch or fixed version reported.
Shreyansh Sancheti[verified]@shrey_sanchetiPatch
The text describes CVE-2026-87987 as a command injection vulnerability in Mistral Vibe caused by a parse/shell execution mismatch, and explicitly names version 2.25.4 as the fixed release.
Swif[verified]@swif_aiPatch
The post describes a Mistral Vibe allowlist bypass/command execution issue (CVE-2026-87987, CVE-2026-87984) and explicitly advises updating to version 2.25.8+.
Maxime Rossi Bellom@max_r_bDisclosure
The tweet discloses two vulnerabilities in Mistral Vibe—arbitrary code execution and file access outside the workspace—detailing an attack chain that could lead to token theft, without mentioning any patches, exploits, or active exploitation.
Maxime Rossi Bellom@max_r_bPoC
The tweet announces the release of fixes for two CVEs in Mistral Vibe version 2.25.8 and publicly shares a Proof of Concept exploit repository demonstrating the vulnerabilities.