ZDI publishes three Wireshark remote code execution advisories
First merged summary.
ZDI published three Wireshark remote code execution advisories; no CVEs, patches, or exploitation status are stated.
On November 10, 2026, the Zero Day Initiative published three Wireshark remote code execution advisories. ZDI-26-899 is an integer overflow in LBMC fragment reassembly, rated CVSS 7.5, that needs no authentication but applies only when that feature is enabled. ZDI-26-900 is an integer overflow in SMB object export, rated CVSS 8.8, that requires user interaction. ZDI-26-898 is a numeric truncation error in LoRaWAN decryption, rated CVSS 7.1, reachable by a network-adjacent attacker without authentication only when decryption is enabled. None of the snippets names a CVE, affected or fixed versions, a patch, or exploitation status.
- ZDI-26-899: LBMC fragment reassembly integer overflow, CVSS 7.5, no authentication.
- Only installs with LBMC fragment reassembly enabled are affected by ZDI-26-899.
- ZDI-26-900: SMB object export integer overflow, CVSS 8.8, user interaction required.
- ZDI-26-898: LoRaWAN decryption numeric truncation, CVSS 7.1, network-adjacent access.
- No CVE, versions, patch, or exploitation status is stated for any advisory.
Timeline
dated events in the reporting · oldest first- Nov 10, 2026ZDI publishes three Wireshark remote code execution advisories. · ZDI Published Advisories
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- ZDI Published AdvisoriesSole source for all three advisory IDs, scores, and preconditions.
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- Zero Day Initiative
Coverage
oldest first · one row per article · UTCWireshark LBMC reassembly bug allows remote code execution
Only Wireshark installs with LBMC fragment reassembly enabled are affected; ZDI rates it CVSS 7.5.
Wireshark LoRaWAN decryption flaw can yield remote code execution
Only Wireshark instances with LoRaWAN decryption enabled are vulnerable; ZDI rates it CVSS 7.1.
Wireshark SMB object export overflow allows remote code execution
ZDI rates the integer overflow 8.8 and says user interaction is required; no CVE is listed.