OneLogin Flaw: The Secret’s Out! High-Severity Vulnerability Exposed
If you’ve ever wanted to play spy with OneLogin’s Identity and Access Management solution, CVE-2025-59363 might have been your secret ticket. This high-severity flaw could have exposed sensitive OIDC client secrets faster than a magician revealing a rabbit from a hat. Luckily, it was patched before any real-world espionage could unfold.
Hot Take:
Who knew that unlocking the secrets of the universe could be as simple as a few API requests? Apparently, if you’re using OneLogin’s IAM solution, you might just be one step away from playing “Guess Who” with sensitive client secrets. It’s like finding out your highly secure vault has a secret door with a “Welcome” mat just outside. Time to change those locks, folks!
Key Points:
- High-severity flaw in OneLogin IAM could expose sensitive OpenID Connect client secrets.
- Vulnerability tracked as CVE-2025-59363 with a CVSS score of 7.7.
- Exploitation allows attackers with valid API credentials to retrieve client secrets.
- OneLogin’s RBAC and lack of IP allowlisting enable broader access and attack possibilities.
- Vulnerability addressed in OneLogin 2025.3.0 release; no evidence of wild exploitation.
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