Sitecore’s Security Slip: From Cache Poisoning to Code Chaos!

Three fresh security vulnerabilities have been unearthed in the Sitecore Experience Platform. These flaws could lead to information disclosure and remote code execution. Researchers warn that combining these vulnerabilities could turn a fully-patched Sitecore instance into a hotbed of mischievous exploits. Time to patch up or brace for some unwelcome surprises!

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Hot Take:

When your website is easier to hack than it is to pronounce “Sitecore Experience Platform” three times fast, you’ve got a problem. These vulnerabilities are like a bad haircut – everyone notices, and it’s going to take some time to fix. At least Sitecore is on top of its patch game, because nothing says “I care” like a software update that won’t stop nagging you until you finally install it.

Key Points:

  • Three new vulnerabilities in Sitecore Experience Platform (CVE-2025-53693, CVE-2025-53691, CVE-2025-53694) have been revealed.
  • Potential exploits include information disclosure and remote code execution.
  • Patches for these vulnerabilities were released in June and July 2025.
  • Previously disclosed flaws add to the potential exploit chain.
  • Researchers demonstrate that vulnerabilities can be chained to compromise fully-patched systems.

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