Imunify360 Flaw: Millions of Websites in Jeopardy!

The Imunify360 critical flaw is no laughing matter—unless you’re a hacker, then it’s a comedy goldmine! This vulnerability lets attackers upload malicious files and execute arbitrary code, putting millions of websites at risk. Imunify360, the all-in-one server security platform, must now fend off an unexpected guest: the uninvited cyber jester.

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Hot Take:

Looks like Imunify360’s security measures were about as effective as a chocolate teapot! With millions of websites at risk, hackers are lining up like it’s Black Friday. Imunify360 might want to rethink their “all-in-one” slogan because right now, it’s more like “all-in-none!”

Key Points:

– Imunify360’s critical flaw allows attackers to upload malicious files and execute arbitrary code.
– The vulnerability affects versions of ImunifyAV/Imunify360 before v32.7.4.0.
– Attackers can trigger PHP calls via malware, leading to server compromise.
– CloudLinux has fixed the vulnerability but has not released a statement.
– Detection of such attacks is notoriously difficult due to layered obfuscation.

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