A critical vulnerability, “BadHost” (CVE-2026-48710), has been identified in the Starlette web framework, exposing thousands of AI-powered applications and API services to potential attacks. The flaw, discovered by X41 D-Sec during an OSTIF-sponsored security audit, allows attackers to manipulate how servers process incoming requests, potentially bypassing authentication controls and gaining unauthorized access to sensitive endpoints. […]
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