Cisco’s Critical Flaw Fix Fest: Patch Now or Face the Bug Boogie!

Cisco announced patches for nearly a dozen vulnerabilities, including two critical flaws in Cisco Unified Contact Center Express. These bugs, with scores of 9.8 and 9.4, could allow remote code execution. So, if you’re looking to prevent unscheduled command performances on your systems, updating might be a wise move.

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Oh Cisco, you had one job: to keep the ‘unified’ part of Unified CCX from uniting with hackers’ remote code execution dreams. But fear not, brave IT warriors! With patches in hand, we shall thwart these pesky cyber scoundrels and live to fight another day in the land of Java RMI and editor applications!

Key Points:

  • Two critical vulnerabilities in Cisco Unified CCX could allow remote code execution.
  • The first flaw, CVE-2025-20354, stems from the Java RMI process.
  • CVE-2025-20358 allows privilege escalation through the Unified CCX Editor application.
  • Cisco released patches for additional high-severity and medium-severity vulnerabilities.
  • No known active exploits of these vulnerabilities in the wild as of yet.

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