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Broadcom / VMWare vulnerable: CVE-2025-22224 9.3 / CVE-2025-22225 8.2 / CVE-2025-22226 7.1

edited March 2025 in General

Quite interesting writeup: https://doublepulsar.com/use-one-virtual-machine-to-own-them-all-active-exploitation-of-esxicape-0091ccc5bdfc
I heard that it is already exploited in the wild

Comments

  • LeviLevi Member

    "Currently the exploit isn’t ‘public’, in that it isn’t on Github and nobody has released a write up from reversing the patch. This gives a window to patch before more details become public."

    Relax. VMware is paid well, patch will be released before your low end infra gets hit.

  • Amazing! Owner of one is owner of all.

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