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Multiple Critical Vulnerabilities Disclosed Across Major Software and Hardware Platforms

Updated 3mo agoFirst seen Dec 1, 20256 sources

Several critical vulnerabilities have been disclosed affecting a range of widely used software frameworks and hardware platforms. Notable issues include a critical flaw in the Apache bRPC framework (CVE-2025-59789) that exposes high-performance systems to crash risks, a high-severity unauthenticated XXE vulnerability in GeoServer (CVE-2025-58360) enabling file theft and SSRF, and a critical SQL injection vulnerability in Devolutions Server (CVE-2025-13757) that allows authenticated attackers to steal all stored passwords. Additional disclosures include a proof-of-concept exploit for a Windows Administrator Protection elevation of privilege vulnerability (CVE-2025-60718), a critical boot process compromise in Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and 5G modems (CVE-2025-47372), and a flaw in Apache Kvrocks that allows privilege escalation via the 'RESET' command.

A separate high-severity vulnerability (CVE-2025-61618) was identified in Unisoc T8100/T9100/T8200/T8300 chipsets, affecting Android devices and allowing remote denial of service through improper input validation in the NR modem. These vulnerabilities collectively highlight the ongoing risk posed by both software and hardware flaws, with several enabling remote code execution, privilege escalation, or denial of service. Organizations using affected products should prioritize patching and mitigation efforts to reduce exposure to these critical threats.

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6 events from the most recent confirmed update back to the earliest known activity.

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Dec 1, 20257mo ago

Unisoc improper input validation flaw CVE-2025-61618 reported

A vulnerability entry for CVE-2025-61618 was published describing an improper input validation issue affecting multiple Unisoc chipsets, including the T8100, T9100, T8200, and T8300.

PoC exploits released for Windows EoP CVE-2025-60718

Proof-of-concept exploit code was released for CVE-2025-60718, a Windows Administrator Protection elevation-of-privilege vulnerability, increasing the technical detail available for potential exploitation.

Apache bRPC crash-risk flaw CVE-2025-59789 disclosed

A critical vulnerability in the Apache bRPC framework, CVE-2025-59789, was publicly reported as exposing affected high-performance systems to crash risks.

Devolutions Server SQL injection CVE-2025-13757 disclosed

A critical authenticated SQL injection vulnerability in Devolutions Server, tracked as CVE-2025-13757, was reported as potentially allowing attackers to steal all stored passwords.

GeoServer XXE flaw CVE-2025-58360 disclosed

A high-severity GeoServer vulnerability, CVE-2025-58360, was disclosed as an unauthenticated XML External Entity injection issue that could enable file theft and SSRF attacks.

Nov 29, 20257mo ago

Apache Kvrocks RESET command flaw disclosed

A critical vulnerability affecting Apache Kvrocks was publicly reported, describing a flaw in the RESET command that could grant administrative privileges to an attacker.

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DevolutionsGeoserverMicrosoft CorporationApache Software Foundation
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