Apache Tomcat RCE Vulnerability: Hackers Strike Faster Than a Caffeine Rush!
Hackers didn’t waste any time exploiting the Apache Tomcat vulnerability CVE-2025-24813, striking just 30 hours after its public disclosure. With a single PUT API request, attackers can hijack servers faster than you can say “patch now,” transforming Tomcat into their own personal playground. Update your systems before the digital party crashers arrive!
Hot Take:
In a world where speed is everything, it seems the bad guys are winning the race. Just 30 hours after Apache Tomcat’s vulnerability was disclosed, hackers were already having a blast with it. You know it’s bad when cybercriminals move faster than your morning coffee! And what’s the lesson here? Maybe Tomcat should consider hiring these speed demons to improve their patch rollout times!
Key Points:
- Apache Tomcat’s newly disclosed vulnerability CVE-2025-24813 is being actively exploited.
- Flaw allows remote code execution or data disclosure under certain conditions.
- Exploitation requires specific server settings and involves two main steps.
- Wallarm researchers confirm the exploitability and ease of attack.
- Immediate updates to Tomcat versions 9.0.99, 10.1.35, and 11.0 are recommended.
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