CVE

CVE-2025-55182

A pre-authentication remote code execution vulnerability exists in React Server Components versions 19.0.0, 19.1.0, 19.1.1, and 19.2.0 including the following packages: react-server-dom-parcel, react-server-dom-turbopack, and react-server-dom-webpack. The vulnerable code unsafely deserializes payloads from HTTP requests to Server Function endpoints.

Exploitation IoCs 66

Domain c2[.]saintpetersburgresident[.]ru
Domain dysphoria[.]androiddebugbridge[.]su
Domain ethereum[.]ens
Domain i[.]peer4you[.]net
Domain jerusalem[.]androiddebugbridge[.]su
Domain kieron[.]androiddebugbridge[.]su
Domain login[.]trees4sale[.]net
Domain magento[.]ink
Domain node[.]androiddebugbridge[.]su
Domain o[.]peer4you[.]net
Domain peer[.]saintpetersburgresident[.]ru
Domain solana[.]sns
Domain solidmonpe[.]com
Domain telaviv[.]androiddebugbridge[.]su
Domain wow[.]androiddebugbridge[.]su
Domain www[.]trees4sale[.]net
Filename libdalvikengine.so
GitHub Repo 24carnforth2merseyside.sol
GitHub Repo burrberry.eth
GitHub Repo m3rnbvs5d.eth
GitHub Repo ukranianhorseriding.eth
SHA-1 25081bdec05f64eb4f313420c82d8de957e30026
SHA-1 73651c02b29f1c07e3177e86c967fc45e9f30f0f
SHA-1 8db6c78533c176f13b61405cdc3f8fad703325f1
SHA-1 955ff909972958098f0d4a06bcc4d6b9eea90449
SHA-1 9c1716d770ea69e8e1418d96d52222396ecb4362
SHA-1 a3b9575897c16cbf6afe3af1aa8b55171ea6edf9
SHA-1 b0782a9d6eef2ce02f734a6e5e1d8e0f9a2b65be
SHA-1 b7faa44ab0772047a8581bbfdd9c561e28fc66de
SHA-1 c1bedea261f325441fb9a75c50b11d0c8fb01ac6
SHA-1 dcea71b9ab9de8efca301de9e2f7bf11c7132364
SHA-1 df510f6f69a5c149c216c7b3accc4f460d8cf363
SHA-1 e7e1694162639ed587625432a79cfaa49f560d11
SHA-256 1505a3a727f8899b2ad343519f7bf9c438b8b802f8d6b854f5db3b52f857c76a
SHA-256 27d799ceadb570bfca890d4c2572314afe57eecf14083d30409da15afdfc4704
SHA-256 2bf7992e6260c1a98c709fa98ec766fb9f27692f338b30b43ac821b824fd849e
SHA-256 44e83f84a5d5219e2f7c3cf1e4f02489cae81361227f46946abe4b8d8245b879
SHA-256 76c58fad4f70cf277a15a499b9a2151ac60e7a6b5c7a9ab684843dcc19f0d0a5
SHA-256 9e45830171eb607cf2c0fc80f5cc9cc3db39bb937032136990383a595f6f151e
SHA-256 b1e82c6b0caea177e8bb71ad826867f509c65f0a43a651b50253e7c726566eac
SHA-256 c527b94e3d21824a674face4cd9d862e536b60ccbf54573839e3360f99188343
SHA-256 d73186cea6cf2cf3d48c09139a9d15521365aab675787b4e7a6f81767331c9fd
SHA-256 d94f75a70b5cabaf786ac57177ed841732e62bdcc9a29e06e5b41d9be567bcfa
IP 104[.]194[.]158[.]65
IP 104[.]248[.]131[.]53
IP 109[.]224[.]53[.]140
IP 138[.]68[.]244[.]146
IP 141[.]164[.]58[.]87
IP 144[.]31[.]38[.]215
IP 147[.]182[.]224[.]216
IP 154[.]93[.]37[.]228
IP 162[.]243[.]175[.]162
IP 173[.]212[.]247[.]23
IP 185[.]21[.]136[.]6
IP 192[.]210[.]183[.]17
IP 198[.]23[.]185[.]234
IP 217[.]60[.]195[.]160
IP 45[.]88[.]188[.]140
IP 72[.]61[.]89[.]179
IP 76[.]164[.]203[.]171
IP 78[.]153[.]155[.]152
IP 88[.]119[.]167[.]57
IP 88[.]80[.]150[.]232
IP 92[.]42[.]100[.]131
IP 93[.]93[.]112[.]57
IP associated

MITRE ATT&CK TTPs 30

Source Articles

AI-Powered Espionage Campaign Targets Government Linux Infrastructure
Unit 42 identified an AI-powered espionage campaign, tracked as CL-UNK-1211, targeting government entities and state-affiliated Linux infrastructure from October 2025 to April 2026. The attackers used AI-generated payloads, including malicious PHP scripts and custom malware such as SysGoRAT—a cross-platform Go-based remote access Trojan—to maintain persistence, conduct reconnaissance, and exfiltrate sensitive data like government mailboxes and databases. The campaign employed diverse techniques including web shells, credential harvesting via .bashrc hijacking and PHP loggers, reverse shells, and anti-forensics methods such as log tampering and timestomping to evade detection.
unit42 Oct 15, 2026
ASPM in the AI Era Part 1: Unified Visibility Across Your Stack
The article discusses the evolving threat landscape due to AI-accelerated development and exploitation, highlighting the importance of Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) to manage increased risk velocity. It references a specific critical vulnerability, CVE-2025-55182 (React2Shell), which enables remote code execution in Next.js applications, leading to widespread exposure across micro-frontends and containerized workloads. The vulnerability results in thousands of findings across repositories and container images, necessitating contextual prioritization to identify exploitable instances. Wiz Code is presented as a solution to correlate scanner findings with cloud exposure and runtime context to prioritize remediation.
wiz
Attacker infrastructure, but vibe-coded: tracking the evolution of credential harvesting platforms
Datadog Security Research has identified two credential harvesting platforms, Loot and UltraVault, which are used to inventory, validate, and exploit stolen credentials, including API keys for cloud and AI services. The platforms are accessible without authentication and support automated validation and post-exploitation actions, such as re-probing credentials and recommending local privilege escalation exploits. The attacker infrastructure has been observed abusing Amazon Bedrock through API calls like GetCallerIdentity, ListFoundationModels, and InvokeModel, indicating active exploitation of compromised AWS credentials, including both long-term and temporary STS credentials.
datadog-security-labs Sep 18, 2026
僵尸网络新秀:Dysphoria 演进与深度技术分析
Dysphoria 是一个自2026年初开始活跃的新兴僵尸网络家族,已控制超过20万台设备。该僵尸网络通过弱口令爆破和多个已知IoT漏洞进行传播,包括CVE-2017-17215、CVE-2020-8515等。其技术演进迅速,引入了基于以太坊ENS和Solana SNS区块链域名的C2隐蔽解析机制,并将受感染主机转化为C2中继节点,增强了抗打击能力。最新变种使用自定义RC4加密算法、UPnP内网穿透和动态中继架构,具备强大的DDoS攻击能力,宣称可达到4Tbps,并已实现商业化攻击服务运营。
static-urls
New Dysphoria DDoS botnet spreads to 200k devices worldwide
The Dysphoria DDoS botnet has infected approximately 200,000 devices worldwide by exploiting weak credentials and known vulnerabilities in IoT devices. It evolved from 'jackskid' and 'fbot' malware, incorporating a blockchain-based command-and-control mechanism using Ethereum ENS and Solana SNS domains for resilience. The botnet conducts DDoS attacks and can transform infected devices into network proxies, leveraging UPnP to expose internal services. Its operators claim a maximum attack capacity of 4 Tbps, promoting the service on a clearnet website as a stress-testing tool.
bleeping-computer Jul 27, 2026
Next.js moves to scheduled security releases
Next.js is transitioning to a scheduled security release model to address vulnerabilities in a predictable and coordinated manner, replacing ad-hoc patching. This change follows high-severity incidents like React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182), a critical remote code execution flaw in React Server Components that was widely exploited. The new program enables advance notice of patches, allowing organizations time to plan upgrades and implement mitigations. Vercel cites increasing vulnerability discovery rates due to AI-assisted tools as a driver for more frequent and structured releases.
socket-dev
No Manners Here: The Ruthless Rise of The Gentlemen Ransomware
The Gentlemen, also known as Storm-2697, is a Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) operation active since July 2025, believed to have evolved from the Qilin RaaS affiliate ArmCorp. They offer affiliates an unusually high 90% ransom payout, contributing to rapid growth, with over 580 victims claimed across 77 countries by mid-2026. The group uses diverse initial access methods, custom tools like the 'GentleKiller' EDR killer, and exploits vulnerabilities in edge devices and protocols to target enterprises, particularly in manufacturing.
unit42 Jul 10, 2026