
Python certifi Update Removes emSign Root Certificate in Critical Patch
A critical update for the Python certifi library removes the emSign root certificate. Organizations using affected versions must review their dependencies.
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A critical update for the Python certifi library removes the emSign root certificate. Organizations using affected versions must review their dependencies.

A critical flaw in Pillow versions before 13.0.0 allows arbitrary code execution via crafted files, requiring immediate updates for exposed systems.

An insecure default in Coze Studio allows registered users to run unsandboxed code, risking API key theft and database access until version 0.5.0 is deployed.

A missing comma in Mercury versions 3.0.0 through 3.2.3 allows attackers to access terminal shells. Version 3.2.4 resolves the critical vulnerability.

A zero-width image processing error in Pillow versions before 13.0.0 allows attackers to crash applications. The vendor has released a fix for this high-severity vulnerability.

A high-severity flaw in aiohttp allows attackers to exhaust server resources via crafted requests, requiring immediate upgrades to version 3.14.4 for all exposed clients.