Research

Findings, disclosed.

Published CVEs and responsibly disclosed vulnerabilities in government portals, healthcare, and open-source software. Each write-up covers what the issue was, what it exposed, and how it was fixed.

8
Findings on record
4
Published CVEs credited
4
Critical severity
135M+
Accounts in scope of one fix

ModerateOpen sourceOct 2026

Nuxt framework

Nuxt served /Admin like /admin, but its server-side route rules only matched the exact case, so redirects and headers were skipped.

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CriticalGovernmentJul 2026

UMANG Portal

Weaknesses across UMANG services exposed EPFO account numbers, LPG bookings, and Aadhaar numbers stored in plain text.

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High · 8.8Open sourceFeb 2026

Rollup bundler

Rollup's filename sanitizer kept ../ sequences, so crafted names could write files outside the output folder.

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Moderate · 5.3Open sourceJan 2026

Parsl workflow framework

Parsl's monitoring views pasted the workflow ID from the URL straight into SQL queries.

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Critical · 9.8Open sourceDec 2025

MCP Watch

A scanner for MCP servers passed the GitHub URL straight to a shell, so a crafted URL ran commands.

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CriticalGovernmentOct 2025

Income Tax e-Filing Portal

Changing one PAN value returned another taxpayer's Aadhaar, bank accounts, and income. 135M+ accounts in scope.

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CriticalHealthcareApr 2025

Apollo Hospitals

A public zip file held patient reports, ID documents, source code, and live payment and SMS gateway keys.

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HighEnterpriseIn progress

Enterprise SSO Gateway

Authentication bypass in an enterprise single sign-on gateway. Write-up after disclosure completes.

Not public yet