Based on the technical breakdown published in ServiceNow's own August 2026 CVE advisory (KB3152242) and corroborated by BleepingComputer/TheHackerNews, here's the architectural impact: three independent unauthenticated paths into any exposed instance — one through the GraphQL Composite Data API, one through the system config image upload processor, one through a dynamic ORDER BY clause. A fourth bug (CVE-2026-6876) is a sandbox escape for low-priv users. ServiceNow's telemetry says no active exploitation — but their track record on that claim isn't great (see CVE-2026-6875, caught exploited by Defused before ServiceNow's own advisory admitted it). Full patch table and attack chain: [link, background context: our earlier piece on AI sandbox escapes]

Question for the thread: for anyone running self-hosted ServiceNow instances — are you treating GraphQL batching endpoints as a distinct attack surface in your WAF rules, or still relying on the same generic injection ruleset you use for REST?

A few honesty notes on my end: the "85% of Fortune 500" figure is ServiceNow's own self-reported stat, not independently audited — I flagged that in the article's accuracy table. Worth verifying against ServiceNow's investor materials if it matters for your reporting.

https://www.techgines.com/post/servicenow-ai-platform-vulnerabilities-cvss-10-graphql-sql-injection

Ok it’s your favorite ShittySysadmin

I’m stuck again and need your help.

Someone told me to run netstat and I don’t understand what these numbers mean.

445
1433
3306
21

445 I thought was on windows and this is Linux I think
Or maybe it’s both….can it be both??

Someone else told me to do 62.238.47.215 with some numbers behind it but it didn’t work when I tried it.

Also why does everyone keep typing

# sudo rm -rf /

I don’t know what it means but everyone loves to tell me to type it but it never works for me idk im just a shitty sysadmin

password was changed to poop because it’s easier to type

Please tell me what these ports are and how did they get there?