Mayurik

Mayurik's vulnerability footprint concentrates in a small set of business-management applications spanning property rental, salon operations, pet grooming, legal practice, and travel booking—all web-facing products serving small to mid-sized operations. Despite a focused product portfolio, the vendor's disclosures are disproportionately represented in the landscape and skew strongly toward critical-severity outcomes, reflecting deep architectural weaknesses across its application stack. The exposure recurs consistently through injection-family flaws—SQL injection, cross-site scripting, code injection, and generic injection—alongside unrestricted file uploads, indicating systemic deficiencies in input validation, output encoding, and file-handling logic that span multiple products and versions. These weakness classes are characteristic of web applications that have grown without mature security practices; defenders deploying any of these management systems should treat patches as high-priority and audit deployed instances for active exploitation patterns, since the attack surface is Internet-reachable and the consequences of compromise affect multi-tenant data. Current severity, exploitation activity, and exposure counts are shown alongside this summary.