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wiz.io · exploit público low

Wiz publishes ASPM guide on centralizing AppSec scanner findings, citing React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) as a prioritization example

Wiz published the first part of a blog series on operationalizing Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) with Wiz Code. It argues that AI models that find vulnerabilities and generate exploits, combined with AI-accelerated development, break manual AppSec triage workflows. The article uses React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182), a critical …

f5.com · exploit público medium

Azure-hosted cluster scans for planted WordPress webshells tied to CVE-2018-14028, per F5 Honeynet March 2026 data

F5 Labs reports a scanning campaign observed on its Honeynet in March 2026. It recorded 1,897 session-grouped attempts (2,821 raw events) tied to CVE-2018-14028, a WordPress 4.9.7 unrestricted file upload flaw, and the CVE entered the monthly top 10 after being absent in February. Instead of exploiting the upload flaw, the operator probes…

Evooo1Bot: Mirai-based Linux botnet with encrypted C2, 28-command admin interface and reverse SOCKS relay

FortiGuard Labs describes Evooo1Bot, a Linux botnet that embeds the Mirai DDoS engine in a more modular and capable framework. It uses encrypted C2 communications, layered string obfuscation (AES-256-CTR, ChaCha20, XOR-based key derivation) and a 28-command remote administration interface. It also ships an integrated exploit arsenal again…

ClingSTUN Linux backdoor turns exploited IoT devices into proxy nodes via public STUN servers

FortiGuard Labs describes ClingSTUN, a Linux back-connect proxy backdoor that keeps persistent access and turns compromised devices into remotely controlled proxy nodes. It combines persistence, process termination, watchdog manipulation and remote command execution. It also uses legitimate public STUN servers for NAT traversal, to discov…

CL-UNK-1211 uses AI-generated payloads and SysGoRAT RAT to spy on government Linux servers

Unit 42 reports a campaign, tracked as CL-UNK-1211, that targeted government entities and state-affiliated infrastructure between October 2025 and April 2026. The cluster has not been attributed to a nation-state or to cybercrime. The attackers focused on Linux servers for reconnaissance, persistence and intelligence collection, including…