Cisco’s Patch Party: 35 Vulnerabilities Squashed, But Watch Out for the Uninvited Bugs!
Cisco has dropped 35 vulnerability patches like a hot mixtape, with one critical flaw boasting a perfect 10/10 CVSS score. This security party is headlined by an arbitrary file upload flaw in IOS XE. So, before hackers RSVP, update your systems faster than they can say “unauthenticated exploit.”
Hot Take:
Ah, Cisco, the gift that keeps on patching! It’s like Christmas came early with this bundle of 35 vulnerabilities, all neatly wrapped up in a semiannual security advisory. Just remember to check under the tree for any rogue Out-of-Band Access Points trying to upload their way to infamy. And don’t worry, if you miss out on these exploits, there are plenty more where they came from. Stay patched, my friends!
Key Points:
– Cisco released patches for 35 vulnerabilities, including one critical and 16 high-severity issues.
– The critical flaw, CVE-2025-20188, is an arbitrary file upload vulnerability with a perfect CVSS score of 10/10.
– High-severity vulnerabilities could lead to command injection, denial of service, and privilege escalation.
– Several medium-severity issues were patched, including CSRF and SNMP operation flaws.
– Cisco warns of existing PoC code for two medium-severity issues but no known in-the-wild exploitation.