Metasploit adds modules for recent and legacy vulnerabilities
The latest Metasploit update includes 12 new modules targeting a range of vulnerabilities, from newly identified flaws in AI and server software to a Windows AARCH64 payload and a scanner for a vulnerability from 2000. The release features exploits for remote code execution, local privilege escalation on Linux, and information leaks affecting LLM servers, highlighting both current and historical cybersecurity risks.
- 12 new Metasploit modules released
- Modules target Linux, Windows AARCH64, and AI servers
- Includes exploits for recent CVEs and one from 2000
- Remote code execution on dizqueTV and N-able N-central added
- LLM server info leak scanner addresses CVE-2026-22778
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