Sploitus Emerging Threats from CVE-2022-26809 and CVE-2023-34362 Exploits
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- •CVE-2022-26809 exploits mobile hotspots to capture phone numbers of red team operators.
- •CVE-2023-34362 allows SQL injection leading to remote code execution in MOVEit Transfer.
- •Both vulnerabilities pose significant risks and require immediate attention from security teams.
Recent reports highlight two significant vulnerabilities: CVE-2022-26809 and CVE-2023-34362. CVE-2022-26809, published on April 15, 2022, involves a trap targeting red team operators using mobile hotspots, potentially exposing their phone numbers. The exploit is designed to evade detection when debugging tools are active. Meanwhile, CVE-2023-34362, published on June 2, 2023, affects MOVEit Transfer and allows attackers to exploit SQL injection to gain unauthorized access to admin API tokens, leading to remote code execution. The proof-of-concept for CVE-2023-34362 was made public on June 7, 2023, and it is actively exploited in the wild. Security professionals are advised to remain vigilant and apply necessary patches to mitigate these threats.
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