CISA adds exploited Check Point Gaia root flaw to KEV catalog
CVE-2026-123039 escalates a local Gaia user to root through an unauthenticated DynamicCLI socket; the KEV deadline is November 16.
CVE-2026-123039 escalates a local Gaia user to root through an unauthenticated DynamicCLI socket; the KEV deadline is November 16.
PHP2Shell gave unauthenticated portal access, then a local bug yielded root, persistence and a wiper.
Two late-October waves used three CVEs for root, webshells and, in Israel, a Linux wiper.
Check Point says a couple of dozen customers were hit since late October, with webshells, backdoors, and an ESXi wiper following.
CVE-2026-123039 on Gaia OS R81 through R82.20 followed PHP2Shell entry; named Jumbo Hotfix Takes are the fixes.
After a late-October fix, attackers used PHP2Shell then CVE-2026-123039, deployed TSGA, and wiped some Israeli ESXi hosts.
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