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CISA Flags Wing FTP Bug Actively Chained for Attacks
A path disclosure flaw in Wing FTP is now actively exploited, exposing server installation paths that attackers can pair with a critical RCE bug to fully compromise systems.
Source: SecurityWeek
Read more: CyberSecBrief
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Critical Wing FTP Server Bug Under Active Attack
Hackers are exploiting a severe bug in Wing FTP Server that lets them run system commands remotely—even without logging in. This Lua code injection vulnerability affects thousands of exposed servers and is already being used in the wild to install surveillance tools.
Source: Huntress | CVE.org
Read more: CyberSecBrief
Hackers Exploit Wing FTP Bug for Full System Access
A dangerous bug in Wing FTP Server is being actively exploited to run malicious code and take over systems. Attackers are using a crafty login trick with Lua script injection to gain full control — and they're doing it fast.
Source: Huntress
Read more: CyberSecBrief
