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Gogs Internet-facing exploitation wave (CVE-2025-8110)

Exploitation Wave
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Gogs servers were caught in a broad active exploitation wave that left more than 700 compromised instances among 1,400+ exposed servers. The abuse centered on CVE-2025-8110, a path traversal flaw in the PutContents API that enabled remote code execution on internet-facing deployments. Researchers tracked the activity from July to November 2025, including a second wave on November 1, indicating sustained automated targeting. The scale and repeat activity meant publicly reachable Gogs instances remained at immediate risk until access was restricted and the flaw was patched.

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Timeline

  1. 01.11.2025 02:00 1 articles · 6mo ago

    Second wave of Gogs exploitation observed on November 1

    Exploitation Observed

    A second wave of attacks against Internet-facing Gogs instances was observed on November 1, 2025, showing that active exploitation continued after the initial disclosure. The campaign continued to abuse the CVE-2025-8110 path traversal weakness in the PutContents API to gain remote code execution on exposed servers.

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  2. 30.10.2025 02:00 1 articles · 6mo ago

    Gogs maintainers acknowledge CVE-2025-8110 while developing a patch

    Mitigation Patch Update

    Gogs maintainers acknowledged the CVE-2025-8110 flaw on October 30, 2025 while still developing a patch. The weakness is a path traversal issue in the PutContents API that lets symbolic links be abused to overwrite files outside the repository and bypass the prior CVE-2024-55947 fix.

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  3. 17.07.2025 03:00 2 articles · 10mo ago

    Wiz Research discloses Gogs zero-day exploitation

    Initial Disclosure

    Wiz Research discovered an unpatched Gogs zero-day while investigating a malware infection on a customer's Internet-facing Gogs server in July 2025 and reported the flaw to Gogs maintainers on July 17, 2025. The investigation also linked the activity to over 1,400 publicly exposed Gogs servers, more than 700 compromised instances, random eight-character repository names, Supershell malware, and command-and-control traffic to 119.45.176[.]196.

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