Vulnerability chaining
Named by 9 kept items in this workspace.
Search every workspace for Vulnerability chaining. It matches the name as written, so it can find other things that share it.
The items that name it 9
Epoch AI used GLM 5.3 to find vulnerabilities and chain them into a possible attack; the author notes finding the exploit is only one step in a multi-stage process
Combining multiple discovered vulnerabilities (e.g., in a browser's JavaScript engine) into a single working exploit, such as a webpage that reads arbitrary files from a visitor's computer
Combining multiple low-severity findings (IDOR + verbose error response + deserialization issue) into an authenticated path to remote code execution
Combined CVE-2026-9539 with an unmarked libslirp bug-fix commit to achieve arbitrary host memory read/write; final escape chained three 0-days plus one unrecognized patched vulnerability.
Individually valid findings combined (e.g. weakened password policy + disabled lockout β online password guessing; cleared executable denylist + content upload β malware distribution; CSP allowlist tampering β XSS; sender domain rewrite β phishing that passes SPF/DKIM; OAuth parameter rewrite β cred
Looking across known vulnerabilities to build more impactful attack chains
Chaining the unauthenticated file read (CVE-2026-21858) with authenticated vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-68613, CVE-2025-68668, CVE-2025-68697, CVE-2026-21877) for code execution or arbitrary file write
Strapi, Zammad, MikroTik
All techniques in this workspace.