Grafana Exploited: SSRF Swarm Targets Global Servers in Cyber Chaos!
Grafana path traversal vulnerabilities are being exploited in a campaign targeting SSRF bugs across popular platforms. GreyNoise reports over 400 IPs involved, aiming at mapping networks and stealing credentials. Attackers seem to be using automation for pre-compromise reconnaissance. It’s like hackers are combining a digital scavenger hunt with a nefarious game of Risk!
Hot Take:
Grafana’s path is more like a “path of destruction” as cybercriminals take a scenic route through vulnerabilities to SSRF their way into a digital joyride. Watch out, they’re not just mapping the stars, they’re mapping your networks!
Key Points:
- Grafana path traversal vulnerabilities are being exploited as part of a larger SSRF campaign.
- Over 400 IPs are targeting various platforms such as Zimbra, GitLab, and VMware.
- GreyNoise suggests automation is being used in these attacks for pre-compromise intelligence.
- SSRF vulnerabilities help attackers map networks and steal cloud credentials.
- No direct link found between Grafana exploitation and the SSRF campaign, but timing indicates a possible multi-phase strategy.
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