Metasploit commits revise module docs, with no vulnerability stated
First merged summary.
Two late-October Metasploit Framework commits update module documentation; neither feed states a vulnerability or new exploit.
Rapid7’s Metasploit Framework repository published two commits in late October 2026 that the available feeds describe only as documentation and module updates. On October 26, a commit titled “Update varnish_cli_login docs output to match the module” changes documentation so its output matches the existing varnish_cli_login module. That snippet does not describe new exploit code, affected versions, or a vulnerability. A second commit on October 27 is titled “Updates module & docs” and names neither a module, product, CVE, nor exploit behavior.
- October 26 commit updates varnish_cli_login documentation output only.
- That feed describes no new exploit code or affected versions.
- October 27 commit is in rapid7/metasploit-framework.
- Only the title “Updates module & docs” is available for it.
- Neither snippet states a CVE or vulnerability.
Timeline
dated events in the reporting · oldest first- Oct 26, 2026varnish_cli_login documentation output updated to match module · Metasploit Framework commits
- Oct 27, 2026Commit titled Updates module and docs published · Metasploit Framework commits
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- Metasploit Framework commitsNames the October 26 varnish_cli_login docs-only output change.
- Vendors
- Rapid7
Coverage
oldest first · one row per article · UTCMetasploit varnish_cli_login docs aligned with the module
The commit only updates documentation output so it matches the existing varnish_cli_login module.
Metasploit Framework commit updates a module and its docs
The public commit message names neither the module nor any target or vulnerability.