Cisco UCS Manager: Double Trouble with Command Injection Vulnerabilities!
Cisco UCS Manager Software vulnerabilities are like a bad comedy duo, each performing their own hazardous solo act. While one dreams of being the next root-level headliner, another just wants to rewrite system files. Thankfully, Cisco has dropped the mic with software updates to stop their antics.
Hot Take:
Ah, Cisco! Always keeping us on our toes with vulnerabilities that even their vulnerabilities have vulnerabilities. It’s like the Inception of cybersecurity—except instead of Leonardo DiCaprio, we get a remote attacker with delusions of grandeur. Let’s just say, if you’re a fan of plot twists, Cisco UCS Manager Software has more than an M. Night Shyamalan movie. But worry not, dear IT warriors, for Cisco has released software updates to save the day. Now if only they could release updates to save my Monday mornings…
Key Points:
– Multiple vulnerabilities found in Cisco UCS Manager Software’s CLI and web-based interfaces.
– CVE-2025-20294 allows remote attackers with admin rights to perform command injections.
– CVE-2025-20295 permits local attackers to manipulate the file system.
– Both vulnerabilities result from insufficient input validation.
– Cisco has issued software patches; no workarounds available.