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Exposed JFrog Artifactory server in a shipping yard, vulnerable to cyber attack.

Attackers Exploit JFrog Artifactory Bugs Despite Patches

Despite available patches, hackers have exploited three JFrog Artifactory vulnerabilities, highlighting the risks of slow patching and leaving internet-exposed instances open to attack. This exploitation has allowed attackers to gain administrative control, putting organizations at risk.

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Self-hosted JFrog Artifactory server in a data center with rows of computer equipment.

Artifactory Flaws Exploited to Deploy Rust Backdoor Malware

Security researchers have uncovered a sneaky attack that uses two flaws in JFrog Artifactory to deploy a custom Rust backdoor malware, giving hackers full control of self-hosted servers. This stealthy exploit chain lets attackers escalate from low privileges to admin control, even when anonymous access is disabled.

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JFrog Artifactory instance on a rack in a server room with daylight visible through tall windows.

Attackers Exploit JFrog Flaws to Seize Admin Control

Cyber attackers have found a way to chain two JFrog Artifactory flaws, CVE-2026-42018 and CVE-2026-42016, to gain administrator control of self-hosted instances, putting your sensitive data at risk. This alarming exploit was recently reported by cloud security company Wiz.

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