Storm-1175 Strikes Again: Medusa Ransomware Exploits GoAnywhere MFT Flaw!
Storm-1175 exploits GoAnywhere MFT vulnerability CVE-2025-10035, making remote code execution as easy as ordering pizza online. This flaw, a zero-day glitch, is the secret ingredient in Medusa ransomware attacks. Microsoft suggests a digital lockdown: update servers, restrict internet connections, and block suspicious activity like a bouncer at a club.
Hot Take:
In the world of cybercrime, Storm-1175 has gone full Medusa – turning your servers into a stone-cold mess with just a glance of deserialization. While Fortra was busy putting out advisories like they were the latest fashion, Storm-1175 was already strutting down the cyber runway, flaunting their remote code execution exploits. Time to update your security wardrobe, folks!
Key Points:
– Storm-1175 exploits a severe vulnerability (CVE-2025-10035) in GoAnywhere MFT.
– The flaw allows remote code execution without user interaction.
– Exploitation began at least eight days before Fortra’s public advisory.
– Microsoft confirmed the use of Medusa ransomware by Storm-1175.
– Organizations are advised to update and secure their systems immediately.