Crafty Hackers: New Zero-Day Exploits in Craft CMS Leave 13,000 Sites Vulnerable!

Threat actors are exploiting two critical flaws in Craft CMS, using them to breach servers and gain unauthorized access. These zero-day attacks involve vulnerabilities CVE-2024-58136 and CVE-2025-32432. If your firewall logs show suspicious POST requests, your site might have been probed. Stay vigilant and update your defenses!

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Hot Take:

Oh, Craft CMS! You gave us a platform to build fabulous websites and in return, we gave you… vulnerabilities. But let’s not point fingers, because who hasn’t had a few skeletons in their code closet? These zero-day exploits are like the surprise guests at a party who end up eating all the snacks and spilling your secrets. Time to patch things up and show those threat actors the door!

Key Points:

– Two critical vulnerabilities in Craft CMS are being exploited in zero-day attacks.
– CVE-2024-58136 relates to improper protection in the Yii PHP framework.
– CVE-2025-32432 allows remote code execution via image transformation features.
– Over 13,000 vulnerable Craft CMS instances have been identified, with 300 compromised.
– Mitigation includes rotating credentials, refreshing security keys, and blocking malicious requests.

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