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Canarytokens is an open-source deception and intrusion-detection product provided by Thinkst Applied Research. It creates lightweight digital tripwires that can be embedded in files, URLs, credentials, cloud resources, and services. When interacted with, a token generates an alert. The product is available through hosted Thinkst services and as a Docker-based self-hosted deployment for defenders and security teams.
As of 10/04/2026, within CyStack's analyzed data, Canarytokens has 0 security vulnerabilities published in the last 90 days. Of these, 0 are rated High or Critical. None of these vulnerabilities is listed in the CISA KEV catalog. CyStack recommends that organizations and individual users remediate applicable vulnerabilities as soon as possible.
CyStack does not yet have sufficient official-source data to identify the latest version of Canarytokens and determine which vulnerabilities affect that version.
CyStack VulnScan continuously discovers assets, validates vulnerabilities, and helps security teams prioritize remediation across the organization.
Explore CyStack VulnScanSeverity across 4 analyzed records
| Vulnerability | Exploitation status | Fix | Published | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CVE-2026-13140Stored Cross-Site Scripting in Canarytokens.org | Exploitation statusNot known exploited | FixYes | Published06/24/2026 | SeverityLow |
CVE-2026-12888HTML injection in the Canarytoken Google Chat notification | Exploitation statusNot known exploited | FixYes | Published06/22/2026 | SeverityLow |
CVE-2026-11859HTML injection in the Canarytoken links email | Exploitation statusNot known exploited | FixYes | Published06/10/2026 | SeverityLow |
CVE-2026-10729HTML injection in the notification email for "Slow Redirect" and "Cloned Website" Canarytokens | Exploitation statusNot known exploited | FixYes | Published06/03/2026 | SeverityLow |
