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Briefing · 2026-08-31

Aug 31: Elixir CVE Wave, ToolJet 9.9, Ransomware Claims Spike

AshAI unauth RCE, ToolJet CVSS 9.9, 13 ERLEF CVEs in one day. Berlin confirms Rhysida theft. McKesson breach confirmed, 284M record claim active.

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  • CVE-2026-77956 (AshAI, code injection): untrusted model output evaluated as live Elixir. No auth required. Critical class. Update AshAdmin and AshAI immediately.
  • ToolJet: seven auth bypass CVEs, worst CVSS 9.9 (CVE-2026-82874). Multi-tenant deployments at risk. Patch to v3.16.208.
  • ash_phoenix: four CVEs including unauthenticated Host-header tenant selection (CVE-2026-82726). Update now.
  • Berlin city government confirms Rhysida ransomware data theft. No payment planned. Claims include personal information and credentials.
  • McKesson breach confirmed by company. ShinyHunters claims 284M records. Attacker deadline active. Record count unverified independently.

Elixir/BEAM ecosystem took the most coordinated CVE hit it has seen in a single day. Ransomware claims continue to stack. Two items require immediate action.

AshAI: Unauthenticated Code Injection

CVE-2026-77956. AshAI’s AshAi.Actions.Prompt evaluates untrusted model output as live Elixir code. No authentication required. Any client that can reach the endpoint can execute arbitrary code on the host with application-level OS privileges.

Confidence: confirmed (ERLEF CNA, advisory published August 31). CVSS pending from NVD; ERLEF CNA classified it as code injection. The vulnerability class puts it in the critical tier.

Same pattern: MindsDB earlier this month. Ray AI framework before that. AI frameworks treating model output as executable code is not a new class of mistake. It keeps shipping.

If you run AshAI’s AshAi.Actions.Prompt component in a network-reachable configuration, treat that endpoint as actively compromised until patched. Full advisory batch coverage: 13 CVEs in AshAdmin and AshAI Include Critical RCE.

The same ERLEF CNA batch covers AshAdmin: path traversal allowing arbitrary file write (CVE-2026-82673, unauthenticated), BEAM atom-table exhaustion (CVE-2026-82722, unauthenticated DoS), stored XSS in the admin relationship typeahead (CVE-2026-77850), and a hardcoded CSP nonce that voids nonce-based CSP protection entirely (CVE-2026-81852). Update both packages. Full advisories at cna.erlef.org/cves/.

ToolJet: Seven Auth Bypasses, Worst CVSS 9.9

CVE-2026-82874 (CVSS 9.9). ToolJet’s tooljet-db endpoints accepted an organizationId path parameter without verifying it belonged to the authenticated user’s workspace. Any Builder-level user can read, write, or delete rows across other organizations’ databases.

Confidence: confirmed. GitHub security advisories published August 31. Patch: v3.16.208. Six additional CVEs in the same batch include table creation and deletion across org boundaries (CVE-2026-82870, CVSS 9.6) and schema disclosure without role checks (CVE-2026-82871, CVSS 7.7).

Multi-tenant ToolJet deployments are the primary risk surface. Update. If patching cannot happen immediately: restrict ToolJet to internal networks and audit Builder-role membership now. Full coverage: ToolJet Patches Seven Auth Flaws, Worst CVSS 9.9.

ash_phoenix: Tenant Isolation Failures

ERLEF CNA published four CVEs against ash_phoenix. The one requiring the fastest response: CVE-2026-82726, a permissive Host-header regex an unauthenticated client can exploit to select tenant routing or degrade the request. No session required.

CVE-2026-82724 sends nil to the tenant authorization callback, silently skipping tenant enforcement on affected paths. CVE-2026-82725 lets attacker-controlled filter parameters bypass locked relationship constraints. CVE-2026-82727 writes raw parameter maps, including secrets, to exception messages.

Confidence: confirmed (ERLEF CNA). Patch guidance in advisories at cna.erlef.org/cves/. Full coverage: ash_phoenix Patches Four Auth-Bypass Flaws.

Ransomware Claims: Berlin Confirmed, McKesson Deadline Active

Berlin. City administration confirmed data theft following Rhysida’s listing on their leak site. Rhysida claims over 5TB including personal information and credentials. Official statement: no payment. Per BleepingComputer.

Confidence: data theft confirmed by official Berlin city statement. Scope of exfiltration (5TB, credential content) sourced from Rhysida claims only; treat volume and content as unverified.

McKesson. ShinyHunters claims 284 million records. McKesson has confirmed the breach; attacker deadline is now active, per SecurityWeek. Record count of 284M: claimed by ShinyHunters, not independently verified. Treat as upper-bound estimate until confirmed.

Manchester Airports Group. FulcrumSec claims 80GB exfiltrated and threatens public leak. Confirmation from Manchester Airports Group not issued as of publication. Confidence: unconfirmed.

Round-up

  • Profile Builder (WordPress): Unauthenticated file upload via AJAX avatar endpoint. CVE-2026-82607, CVSS 7.3. All versions through 3.16.1 affected. Update immediately. Full coverage.
  • Aurora ransomware: Operators observed using Cursor AI for initial access across 10 identified targets, per The Hacker News. AI-assisted intrusion tooling is now operational, not theoretical. Confidence: single-source (THN); treat as reported.
  • Sextortion extradition: Two Nigerian nationals extradited to U.S., charged in sextortion schemes linked to deaths of two minors. Per BleepingComputer.
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