[0day-rubbish] Jitterbit Agent 12.8.1.6 (Docker jitterbit/agent:12.8.1.6) Unauthenticated SOAP with hard-coded credentials leading to OS command execution (9.8)
Jitterbit Agent 12.8.1.6's Docker image exposes unauthenticated SOAP with hard-coded credentials, leading to OS command execution (CVSS 9.8).
0day Rubbish Research Team disclosed that the jitterbit/agent:12.8.1.6 Docker image ships an unauthenticated SOAP interface protected by hard-coded credentials. Attackers who recover these credentials can invoke the SOAP endpoint to execute OS commands, with the issue rated CVSS 9.8. The disclosure does not mention a CVE identifier or observed exploitation in the wild.
We got admin access to Baseten's production GitHub in 25 minutes
Strix autonomous hacking agent extracted a working GitHub token with repo admin rights from Baseten's public Harbor image; Baseten rotated it next day.
Strix, an autonomous hacking agent, scanned *.baseten.co without credentials and found a public Harbor container registry project anonymously exposing the baseten/baseten-app image. A GitHub personal access token for basetenbot, embedded in Docker build history since March 2023, still worked in July 2026 and granted admin/push rights to basetenlabs/baseten, flux-cd, and homebrew-tap plus read/write on private customer repos. Baseten, valued at $13 billion, confirmed the issue as critical and rotated the token within a day.