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Upwind Discovers New ArgoCD CVE-2024-37152 & Takes Over a Kubernetes Cluster

The Upwind research team is constantly monitoring the evolving threat landscape for emerging threats and vulnerabilities, and we recently discovered a new Unauthenticated Access vulnerability in ArgoCD - CVE-2024-37152. While this is only a moderate CVE, our research team found it as part of a toxic combination that included internet exposure. This combination permitted unauthorized…
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Upwind takes over ArgoCD and an EKS Cluster Using Only A Simple CSRF Vulnerability

In recent weeks, Upwind’s research team dug into Argo CD, our research revealed two batches of vulnerabilities, specifically critical security vulnerabilities in Argo CD, including Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) impacting GET, POST, and PUT requests, and Remote Code Execution (RCE) capabilities.  These vulnerabilities opened doors to unauthorized exposure and manipulation of sensitive data within Kubernetes…