Firewall Fiasco: Palo Alto Networks’ Vulnerability CVE-2025-0108 Under Siege!
Patch your PAN-OS firewalls, folks! CVE-2025-0108 is the latest threat, actively exploited by cyber baddies. This nasty bug lets attackers bypass authentication and execute PHP scripts on management interfaces. Palo Alto Networks urges immediate updates for internet-facing interfaces—because no one wants a hacker rummaging through their firewall like it’s a bargain bin.
Hot Take:
Just when you thought firewalls were as impenetrable as a teenager’s privacy settings, along comes CVE-2025-0108 to prove that even the toughest defenses have their Achilles’ heel. It’s like finding out your bouncer lets anyone in as long as they know the secret PHP handshake. Time to patch up those gaps before they become the next hacker’s playground!
Key Points:
– CVE-2025-0108 is an authentication bypass flaw allowing unauthorized access to firewall management interfaces.
– The vulnerability was disclosed by Assetnote and has been actively exploited since February 13, 2025.
– Palo Alto Networks confirmed the exploitation and released patches on February 12, 2025.
– Attack attempts have been observed from nearly 30 unique IP addresses.
– Publicly available PoC exploits are being used to target the vulnerability.