CISA Identifies Critical Exploited Vulnerabilities in Oracle Products

CISA Identifies Critical Exploited Vulnerabilities in Oracle Products

Recently, CISA updated its KEV Catalog to include two critical Oracle vulnerabilities, CVE-2022-21445 and CVE-2020-14644, previously unreported for exploitation.

CVE-2022-21445 affects Oracle Fusion Middleware’s JDeveloper, targeting the ADF Faces component, while CVE-2020-14644 involves WebLogic Server. Both allow unauthenticated remote code execution.

Although discovered years apart, they’re related. CVE-2022-21445, found in 2022 and termed a ‘mega’ vulnerability, took six months for Oracle to patch. It impacts numerous Oracle applications and, when paired with CVE-2020-14644, poses a significant risk to Oracle’s online and cloud services, as researchers with ‘The Miracle Exploit’ demonstrated.

Read more: CISA: Oracle Vulnerabilities From ‘Miracle Exploit’ Targeted in Attacks

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