SAP patches recently exploited zero-day in wake of NetWeaver server attacks
- SAP released patches in April and May 2025 to fix two zero-day vulnerabilities, CVE-2025-31324 and CVE-2025-42999, exploited in NetWeaver server attacks.
- These vulnerabilities, discovered amid ongoing investigations, were chained in attacks starting January 2025 and targeted numerous enterprises including Fortune 500 companies.
- Attackers used unauthenticated file uploads to deploy web shells and remote code execution tools, compromising over 470 SAP NetWeaver instances exposed online worldwide.
- Patrice Auffret, CTO of Onyphe, revealed that approximately twenty major corporations listed in the Fortune 500 or Global 500 were at risk, with a significant number already affected by security breaches.
- SAP and security firms urge administrators to patch systems immediately, restrict access, and monitor for threats, while agencies like CISA enforce compliance due to risks of espionage and data exfiltration.
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SAP patches recently exploited zero-day in wake of NetWeaver server attacks - WorldNL Magazine
Image Credit: SAP (Image credit: SAP) SAP fixed CVE-2025-42999, a 9.1/10 vulnerability in NetWeaverThis one was chained with CVE-2025-31324, which was fixed in AprilFortune 500 companies are apparently at riskSAP has patched a critical-severity zero-day vulnerability in NetWeaver server that was being chained in attacks targeting some of the world’s biggest enterprises.The vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2025-42999, and carries a severity score…
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