Triofox Trouble: Hackers Exploit New Flaw for Admin Access, Antivirus Antics Ensue!
Attention all Triofox users: your software might be up to some mischief! Google’s Mandiant Threat Defense discovered CVE-2025-12480, a vulnerability that lets attackers bypass authentication like they’re skipping a line at the club. Update your software or risk unwelcome guests crashing your system party!
Hot Take:
Ah, Gladinet’s Triofox platform is turning into a cybersecurity version of “Whac-A-Mole.” Every time they patch a hole, another one pops up for cybercriminals to exploit. It’s like they’re offering a free trial of chaos! If the cyber world were a video game, Triofox would be the glitch that everyone is talking about, but for all the wrong reasons. Who knew file-sharing could be so… perilous?
Key Points:
– Triofox’s vulnerability CVE-2025-12480 allows attackers to bypass authentication and access configuration pages.
– Mandiant discovered exploits of this flaw dating back to August 2025, despite a patch being available.
– Attackers used the vulnerability to create admin accounts and execute malicious payloads.
– The attack leveraged the antivirus feature’s configuration to run malicious scripts.
– Users are advised to update Triofox, audit admin accounts, and secure antivirus settings.