
W01fh4cker
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Unfortunately, Tao Yan & Edouard Bochin of Palo Alto Networks could not get their exploit of Apple Safari – Renderer Only working within the time allotted. #Pwn2Own #P2OBerlin






Today, we’re releasing watchTowr Labs’ @chudyPB’s BlackHat .NET research, owning Barracuda, Ivanti and more solutions. Enjoy the read as Piotr explains a new .NET Framework primitive, used to achieve pre- and post-auth RCE on numerous enterprise appliances. labs.watchtowr.com/soapwn-pwning-…

Full RCE PoC is now live @ github.com/msanft/CVE-202… Credit goes to @maple3142. Great job! Brilliant idea for the root reference. Felt like a CTF challenge indeed. Writing the full breakdown now.




Back in December, we disclosed numerous vulnerabilities to SysAid (who struggle to use email, it seems..) - eventually building a full pre-auth RCE chain. Join us on yet another journey..... labs.watchtowr.com/sysowned-your-…



Some confusion I've seen on CVE-2025-30406, where seemingly "patched" hosts (upgraded to the latest version 16.4.10315.56368 or 16.4.10317.56372) are still exploited. The core of this vulnerability is the hardcoded machineKey values that lead to the typical ASP ViewState deserialization and remote code execution. At least at the time of this post, I've seen the official Gladinet release page offer these download options for both CentreStack and Triofox: 1. ✅ "Express Web Installer" that includes a GUI tool exe that DOES properly change the machineKey values. 2. ❌ "Package for Manual Upgrade" that is a ZIP archive with new files and instructions to copy the files and overwrite the installation directory. The files and instructions do NOT properly change the machineKey values, and leaves the server vulnerable. 3. ✅ "Standalone ISO Package" that include a GUI tool exe for a fresh install that DOES properly change the machineKey values If you "patched" via the 2nd link and manual upgrade, the server is likely still vulnerable. With that route, a host "upgraded to the latest version" can still be exploited. For what it's worth, our @HuntressLabs blog post from last week includes easy copy-paste PowerShell to test if the machineKeys are properly changed, and mitigate & change the machineKeys to speedrun a proper patch. 👀 huntress.com/blog/cve-2025-…




we’re back, and despite all the buzz about FortiManager - the saga is about to continue. Please, remove this from the Internet *even if fully patched* speak soon.










