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Tenjin Security Brief: CISA KEV WordPress & Langflow Vulnerabilities
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Tenjin Security Brief: CISA KEV WordPress & Langflow Vulnerabilities is a paid API for AI agents from tenjin.blog, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-13).
Returns a pay-per-read security brief covering CISA's July 21 addition of exploited WordPress Core SQLi/RCE and unauthenticated Langflow RCE vulnerabilities to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.
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How this service works
CISA added exploited WordPress Core and Langflow vulnerabilities on July 21, including a WordPress SQLi/RCE chain and an unauthenticated Langflow RCE.
Output
Full text JSON of the security brief article covering CISA's July 21 KEV additions: details on the WordPress Core SQL injection and remote code execution chain vulnerability, the unauthenticated Langflow RCE, exploitation context, and related advisory information. Delivered after x402 micropayment of 0.1 USDC is processed.
Example use cases
Patch priority for WordPress servers
“I manage a fleet of WordPress sites and I heard CISA just added a WordPress SQLi/RCE chain to their Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. Grab the full Tenjin security brief on the July 21 KEV additions so I can understand the exploitation details and figure out which patches to prioritize first.”
Langflow RCE incident response briefing
“Our team is evaluating whether our Langflow deployment is at risk after seeing news about an unauthenticated RCE being added to CISA's KEV list. Pull the complete Tenjin security brief covering the July 21 CISA additions so I can brief the incident response team on the vulnerability scope and any available mitigations.”
Weekly vulnerability report for executives
“I'm putting together this week's cybersecurity summary for leadership and need the full details on what CISA added to their Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list on July 21. Fetch the Tenjin security brief covering the WordPress Core and Langflow vulnerabilities so I can pull the key facts and risk context for the executive report.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://tenjin.blog/api/read/security-briefs/security-briefs-daily-cisa-put-web-and-agent-control-planes-in-kevWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you specifically need the full text of this CISA KEV security brief from Tenjin covering the July 21 WordPress and Langflow vulnerability disclosures. Prefer this over general web search when you need the complete, structured article body and are willing to pay a 0.1 USDC micropayment via x402 for authoritative, independent publisher content.
Side effects
- Payment not completed — x402 challenge not satisfied, article content not returned
- Invalid handle or slug — 404 if creator handle 'security-briefs' or slug does not exist
- Article not yet published — content unavailable if brief is still pending
- Network or server error — 500-level response from tenjin.blog
- Incorrect method — only GET is supported
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