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PAN-OS Under Siege: Triple Threat Vulnerability Chain Sparks Exploit Frenzy
Palo Alto Networks warns that a file read vulnerability CVE-2025-0111 is part of an exploit chain with two other flaws targeting PAN-OS firewalls. Despite patches, many devices remain unprotected. If you’re not careful, hackers might soon know more about your network than you do!
Hot Take:
Well, it seems PAN-OS firewalls have become the new must-have accessory for any cybercriminal’s spring collection. With vulnerabilities being chained together like a sinister game of connect-the-dots, it’s no wonder hackers are having a field day! Let’s hope Palo Alto Networks can patch things up before every firewall becomes as transparent as a window pane!
Key Points:
- Palo Alto Networks warns of an exploit chain using vulnerabilities CVE-2025-0108, CVE-2024-9474, and CVE-2025-0111.
- Initial exploitation reports were limited but have now expanded to attacks from 25 IP addresses.
- Despite available patches, the majority of exposed PAN-OS devices remain unpatched and vulnerable.
- CVE-2025-0108 has been added to CISA’s ‘Known Exploited Vulnerabilities’ catalog.
- Federal agencies are urged to update by March 11, 2025, or cease using the affected product.
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