Security Digest: January 14, 2026 - 2 Critical Vulnerabilities

Today, we highlight two critical vulnerabilities affecting Pimcore and Shopware systems. The first is a blind SQL injection vulnerability in Pimcore's Admin Search Find API, allowing attackers to disclose database information.

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Today's Critical Security Threats

As of January 14, 2026, two critical vulnerabilities have been identified that require immediate attention. These vulnerabilities pose significant risks to affected systems, including the possibility of database compromises and unsafe code execution. Immediate actions are necessary to mitigate these threats.

Executive Summary

Today, we highlight two critical vulnerabilities affecting Pimcore and Shopware systems. The first is a blind SQL injection vulnerability in Pimcore's Admin Search Find API, allowing attackers to disclose database information. The second vulnerability affects Shopware, allowing unauthorized execution of PHP closures. Immediate patching is required to protect affected systems.

Critical Vulnerabilities

  • CVE-2026-23492: Blind SQL Injection in Pimcore Admin API
    • Impact: Allows attackers to perform blind SQL injections, potentially leading to database schema enumeration and data extraction.
    • Affected Systems: Pimcore systems using the Admin Search Find API; specifically, those exposing this API to authenticated users.
    • Immediate Action: Restrict API access to trusted users only. Disable or monitor the API endpoint /admin/search/search/find.
    • Mitigation: Apply patches from the latest Pimcore security advisories and review all user input handling within SQL queries.
  • CVE-2026-23498: Unsafe PHP Closure Execution in Shopware
    • Impact: Unchecked PHP closures can execute unauthorized functions, potentially compromising system integrity.
    • Affected Systems: Shopware versions prior to 6.7.6.1.
    • Immediate Action: Upgrade Shopware to version 6.7.6.1 or later.
    • Mitigation: Install the recommended security plugin to enforce function restrictions.

Previously Alerted

What to Do Now

  1. Immediately restrict access to vulnerable endpoints and upgrade affected systems.
  2. Verify patch application by checking system versions and functionality post-update.
  3. Monitor system logs for unusual activity, particularly around SQL queries and PHP execution.

Related Resources

  • Stay tuned for upcoming blog posts detailing mitigation strategies.
  • Refer to official advisories from Pimcore and Shopware.

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