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Researchers Chain Cloudflare Security Flaws to Bypass CSP and Execute Malicious JavaScript

Cybersecurity NewsOctober 28, 20264 min read

Security researchers at Searchlight Cyber chained several small flaws in Cloudflare’s image feature. The chain let them run JavaScript on a site that was meant to block it. Kevin Gervot and Adam Kues published the work on October 28, 2026, in a write-up titled Cache Me If You Can. They showed a working cross-site scripting […] The post Researchers Chain Cloudflare Security Flaws to Bypass CSP and Execute Malicious JavaScript appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Security researchers at Searchlight Cyber chained several small weaknesses in Cloudflare’s image feature. The chain let them run JavaScript on a site that was meant to block it. Kevin Gervot and Adam Kues published the work on October 28, 2026, in a write-up titled Cache Me If You Can. They showed a working cross-site scripting (XSS) bug through the /cdn-cgi/image/ endpoint on cloudflare.com. The write-up does not list a CVE or a patch…

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