SharePoint Security Alert: No Patch, No Party—Critical Exploit in the Wild!
Microsoft has discovered that SharePoint has a vulnerability that could be exploited for remote code execution. While there’s no patch yet, they recommend using Microsoft Defender. If you’re still feeling vulnerable, consider disconnecting from the internet—because who needs online access anyway? It’s like turning your SharePoint into a really expensive paperweight!
Hot Take:
Oh, SharePoint! You’ve done it again, opening doors you shouldn’t have and letting the bad guys in. While Microsoft’s suggesting us to use Defender like a magic shield, it’s like bringing a butter knife to a sword fight. It’s high time we start treating our cyber problems like a game of chess, not checkers!
Key Points:
- Critical vulnerability in SharePoint, no patch available yet.
- Microsoft suggests using Defender with AMSI integration as a temporary fix.
- Disconnecting from the internet is recommended if AMSI can’t be enabled.
- Vulnerability exploits authentication bypass using “Referer” header.
- Webshells are the payload of choice for attackers taking advantage of this flaw.
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