CrushFTP Chaos: Exploited Vulnerability Sends Cybersecurity into a Spin!

CrushFTP’s critical vulnerability is causing a stir, with hackers gleefully exploiting it in the wild. As the US top cybersecurity agency flags this authentication bypass, organizations are urged to patch up their defenses pronto. Two CVE identifiers add to the confusion, but one thing’s clear: it’s time to crush the CrushFTP chaos!

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Hot Take:

Well, folks, it looks like CrushFTP’s vulnerabilities are playing the worst game of peek-a-boo ever, with hackers now taking a wild joyride through security loopholes. It’s like leaving your front door wide open because you couldn’t decide on which key to use! Let’s hope everyone’s got their software patched before the hackers treat themselves to a free-for-all scavenger hunt through your files.

Key Points:

  • CrushFTP’s vulnerability CVE-2025-31161 is being actively exploited.
  • CISA has added this vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.
  • The vulnerability allows unauthorized access to unpatched CrushFTP v10 and v11.
  • A disclosure mix-up led to two CVE identifiers for the same issue.
  • At least 1512 instances remain vulnerable according to the Shadowserver Foundation.

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