Hackers Exploit TeleMessage SGNL Flaw: Your Data Could Be Leaking Faster Than a Sieve!
Threat actors are joyriding through the CVE-2025-48927 vulnerability in the TeleMessage SGNL app, scooping up usernames and passwords like they’re on a grocery run. Despite patches, some systems are still as vulnerable as a chocolate teapot. GreyNoise notes the ongoing reconnaissance dance, with hackers scanning like they’re looking for Wi-Fi at a coffee shop.
Hot Take:
**_Who knew that a message app could spill more beans than a clumsy waiter at a coffee shop? While TeleMessage SGNL might be singing the compliance tune, its Signal clone seems to have hit an off-key note, making it the darling of hackers and a nightmare for security-conscious users. Looks like the “S” in SGNL stands for “Spillage” now!_**
Key Points:
– CVE-2025-48927 allows unauthorized access to sensitive data via the TeleMessage SGNL app.
– Multiple IPs have been detected attempting to exploit this vulnerability.
– The flaw stems from an exposed ‘/heapdump’ endpoint in Spring Boot Actuator.
– Over two thousand IPs have scanned for potentially vulnerable endpoints.
– Mitigation involves restricting access to diagnostic endpoints and applying security patches.