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📌 Overview

Threat actor skart7 has posted a listing offering a zero-day remote code execution (RCE) exploit targeting Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) running on Linux. The exploit is advertised as pre-authentication, requiring no user interaction or credentials, and results in root access upon successful use. Compatibility with default configurations is claimed, suggesting wide applicability to vulnerable deployments.


📊 Key Details

AttributeInformation
Date2025-06-04, 01:06:57 PM
Threat Actorskart7
Victim CountryNot specified
IndustryNot specified
OrganizationCisco
Victim SiteNot specified (targets Cisco ISE deployments)
CategoryMalware (0day Exploit)
SeverityLow (targeted, technical, pre-auth RCE)
Networkopenweb

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🔗 Claim Post (Plain Text)

https://forum.exploit.in/topic/260306/


📢 Threat Actor’s Claim

Exploit Target:

  • Platform: Linux
  • Software: Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE)
  • Exploit Type: Remote Code Execution
  • Authentication Required: No
  • User Interaction: None
  • Privilege Gained: Root access
  • Compatibility: Default settings confirmed as compatible

Additional Details:

  • Deal via forum escrow supported
  • Threat actor warns against time-wasters
  • Session ID and TOX contact provided:
    • Session: 05121616a0966703a7f97bd2b8bcec086e75139b239f6a8715d5fc1348adad1158
    • TOX: 2996C1DF03CB26B174523ADA4C7832BD6122BA8F1BA86CD17CD102376E7C1B254084E5DEFF4F

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🛡️ WhiteIntel.io Data Leak Information

(No victim site disclosed)


⚔️ Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs)

TacticTechnique IDDescription
Initial AccessT1190Exploit Public-Facing Application – Cisco ISE exposed to network
ExecutionT1059Execution of remote shell commands (root-level access)
Privilege EscalationT1068Exploitation of Vulnerability – Direct root escalation

🚨 Potential Risks

  • High-value infrastructure running Cisco ISE may be silently compromised
  • Lateral movement and pivoting into secure networks possible
  • Risk of widespread exploitation if vulnerability becomes public
  • Cisco infrastructure seen in many enterprise, telecom, and government environments

  • Review Cisco ISE deployments and restrict external access
  • Implement network-level protections and EDR to detect anomalous behavior
  • Apply available patches if/when official CVE or advisory is issued
  • Monitor exploit forums and underground markets for proof-of-concept weaponization

💡 Final Thoughts

This listing highlights an increasing trend of pre-authentication vulnerabilities targeting network security appliances, which often sit in trusted segments. The exploit's claim of zero permissions, no interaction, and root access make it especially potent for targeted campaigns against unpatched Cisco ISE deployments.


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