Sploitus Exploitation of Apache Tomcat CVE-2025-24813 Confirmed
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- •CVE-2025-24813 allows remote code execution in Apache Tomcat servers.
- •Active exploitation has been confirmed, with tools available for attackers.
- •CISA added this vulnerability to its KEV list, highlighting its severity.
The CVE-2025-24813 vulnerability in Apache Tomcat, which allows for remote code execution due to a path equivalence issue in the 'file.Name' parameter, is actively being exploited. This vulnerability affects Apache Tomcat servers and was first disclosed on March 10, 2025. Attackers can leverage this flaw through PUT requests that permit writing to paths containing 'file.name'. The TomcatScanner tool has been released to help identify and exploit this vulnerability. Security professionals are urged to assess their systems for exposure to this CVE. The vulnerability was added to CISA's KEV list on April 1, 2025, indicating active exploitation in the wild. Current reports suggest that organizations should prioritize patching and monitoring for signs of exploitation.
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