Cyber Risks · Cisco Talos

Threat Advisory: Spring4Shell

Summary: Cisco Talos reported that CVE-2022-22965, known as Spring4Shell, is a high-severity class manipulation vulnerability in Spring MVC and Spring WebFlux that can be exploited through a specially crafted HTTP request to achieve remote code execution, and it appears to bypass mitigations for CVE-2010-1622. The Kenna Risk Score for the flaw is at a maximum 100, a level reached by only 415 of 184,000 CVEs (0.22 percent), with reports of exploitation in the wild and patches available in Spring Framework 5.3.18 or 5.2.20.

Why it matters: A maximum risk score of 100, reached by just 0.22 percent of the 184,000 tracked CVEs, reflects a widely deployed technology with a public exploit and proof of an active internet breach - and applications deployed as Spring Boot executable jars were noted as not vulnerable at the time of writing, a status Talos said could change.

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Topics
Vulnerabilities & Patching
Mentions
CVE-2010-1622CVE-2022-22963CVE-2022-22965
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