Crafty Cryptojackers: Mimo’s Mischief Exploits Craft CMS Flaw for Mining Mayhem

Craft CMS vulnerability, CVE-2025-32432, is the latest playground for the Mimo threat actor. This crafty hacker uses it to deploy a cryptocurrency miner and Mimo Loader. Seems like the only thing not patched up is their sense of humor, considering they import Python’s urllib2 as “fbi.”

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Looks like the Mimo gang is back at it again, exploiting Craft CMS like it’s their favorite puzzle game. Who knew cryptojacking could also be a crash course in creative coding? Forget FBI most wanted, it’s F.B.I most coded!

Key Points:

  • The Mimo gang is exploiting CVE-2025-32432, a critical flaw in Craft CMS, to deploy cryptominers and proxyware.
  • This vulnerability was patched in Craft CMS versions 3.9.15, 4.14.15, and 5.6.17, but not before Mimo had a field day with it.
  • Mimo’s toolkit includes a web shell, Mimo Loader, and a script with a cheeky Python alias nodding to the FBI.
  • The group has a history of exploiting vulnerabilities in popular software like Apache Log4j and Atlassian Confluence.
  • Evidence suggests Mimo operates out of Turkey, showcasing agility in adopting new exploits quickly.

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