The developer of the recently exploited MOVEit Transfer application issued new updates after a third-party security audit identified additional SQL injection vulnerabilities. Customers are advised to deploy the new patches as soon as possible since attackers are clearly interested in exploiting this and other enterprise secure file transfer solutions.
“In addition to the ongoing investigation into vulnerability (CVE-2023-34362), we have partnered with third-party cybersecurity experts to conduct further detailed code reviews as an added layer of protection for our customers,” Progress Software said in a blog post. ” As part of these code reviews, cybersecurity firm Huntress has helped us to uncover additional vulnerabilities that could potentially be used by a bad actor to stage an exploit.”
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