www.vulncheck.com Azuracast SSRF Vulnerabilities Expose Systems to Remote Attacks
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- •Two SSRF vulnerabilities in Azuracast before version 0.23.8.
- •Attack vectors include hostname and private IP bypass and remote relay URLs.
- •Immediate update to version 0.23.8 is recommended for all users.
Two critical vulnerabilities have been identified in Azuracast versions prior to 0.23.8, allowing for Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) attacks. The first vulnerability enables bypassing SSRF filters through hostname and private IPs, while the second involves exploiting remote relay URLs. These vulnerabilities can lead to unauthorized access to internal services and sensitive data. Affected systems include all versions of Azuracast before 0.23.8, which is widely used for self-hosted web radio stations. No specific CVE numbers were provided in the articles. The vulnerabilities were disclosed on September 27, 2026, and users are urged to update to version 0.23.8 or later to mitigate risks. The current status indicates that real-time alerting systems are in place to monitor the vulnerability landscape.
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