In a shocking twist to nobody, Sitecore Experience Platform has made a splash in the security world with its latest trio of vulnerabilities, dubbed the ‘Culinary Collection.’ These flaws are bound to add a sizzling new flavor to the lives of attackers everywhere, right in time for cyber soul food season.

First on the menu is CVE-2025-53693, which offers a ‘serve yourself’ feature with its HTML cache poisoning. Why bother with a grocery list when you can just snack on someone else’s cached data? It’s practically a dinner invitation for hackers, complete with a side of unsafe reflections to really see yourself in the crime.

Move over fast food, CVE-2025-53691 promises a main course of remote code execution through insecure deserialization. Who knew that data could be so… deserialicious? It’s the perfect entree for those looking to spice things up with their own unauthorized code. Bon appétit!

And for dessert, CVE-2025-53694, the chef’s choice mystery surprise. Because what’s better than a random security flaw popping up unannounced, like raisins in a cookie? Truly, Sitecore has outdone themselves in catering to the cyber gourmet’s appetite for chaos.