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StyleSmuggler: Magento and Adobe Commerce 0-day RCE (CVE-2026-75650) under active attack

Sansec (Magento / e-commerce security)by Sansec Forensics Team ()9 min read5 · 2 reads
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Sansec details actively exploited StyleSmuggler 0-day (CVE-2026-75650, CVSS 10.0) unauthenticated RCE in Magento and Adobe Commerce, patched by Adobe hotfix APSB26-146.

Sansec is investigating StyleSmuggler, an actively exploited unauthenticated remote code execution chain in Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce, now tracked as CVE-2026-75650 with CVSS 10.0. Adobe released hotfix VULN-39341 via APSB26-146 (priority 1) on September 7 for versions 2.4.4 through 2.4.9, but stores were being exploited for roughly three days before the fix existed. The implant is a Rust backdoor that disguises itself as kworker, fc-cache, or chronyd processes and exfiltrates host data in MessagePack records sent as fake NTP replies over UDP port 123. Adobe advises rotating the encryption key and every credential it protected, and Sansec stresses patching does not clean already-compromised stores.

Key facts
  • Unauthenticated RCE actively exploited in Magento and Adobe Commerce since at least September 4, 2026.
  • Adobe hotfix VULN-39341 (APSB26-146, priority 1) covers 2.4.4-2.4.9; rotate encryption key and all credentials.
  • Rust backdoor masquerades as kworker, fc-cache, or chronyd and beacons via fake NTP UDP traffic.
  • Scan for compromise before assuming safety; patching does not remove existing backdoors.
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Vulnerabilities mentioned

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CVEVulnerabilityCVSSEPSSSignalsPublished
CVE-2026-75650
Unauthenticated Template Injection RCE in Adobe Commerce and Magento (CVE-2026-75650)
10.04%KEVPoC ×2
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Indicators of compromise

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TypeIndicatorContext
domain457cfa2fb7p5.daf892t5qau4og8pi4cghbc6fhm1dim3u.oast.siterameter. Before writing that file, the dropper calls out to 457cfa2fb7p5.daf892t5qau4og8pi4cghbc6fhm1dim3u.oast.site , a subdomain of a public service that developers and teste
domainntp.timesysnc.netk like NTP server replies. As of September 7 that name, and ntp.timesysnc.net , both resolve to 185.157.160.251 , which is the address to
domaintime.microsft.run) ntp.timesysnc.net:123 C2, custom NTP-shaped traffic (UDP) time.microsft.run:123 C2, custom NTP-shaped traffic (UDP) pool.microsft.studi
domainwindwsecurity.rund host # C2 servers 99.84.67.186:443 C2, WebSocket over TLS windwsecurity.run:443 remote shell, WebSocket over TLS (TCP) ntp.timesysnc.ne
ipv4182.182.152.48ces 88.216.72.181 attacker source, seen at multiple victims 182.182.152.48 attacker source 76.31.99.207 attacker source, failed exploi
ipv4185.157.160.251tember 7 that name, and ntp.timesysnc.net , both resolve to 185.157.160.251 , which is the address to block if you cannot filter by nam
ipv4209.141.43.95axfileupload/mag.txt 247.cdnflare.xyz malware download host 209.141.43.95 malware download host # C2 servers 99.84.67.186:443 C2, Web
ipv4209.73.130.148source 76.31.99.207 attacker source, failed exploit attempt 209.73.130.148 attacker source, successful exploit attempt 77.239.124.107
ipv476.31.99.207ce, seen at multiple victims 182.182.152.48 attacker source 76.31.99.207 attacker source, failed exploit attempt 209.73.130.148 atta
ipv477.239.124.107209.73.130.148 attacker source, successful exploit attempt 77.239.124.107 attacker source, follow-up requests User-Agent: python-requ
ipv488.216.72.181llback ntp.syncstime.to:123 C2, fallback # attacker sources 88.216.72.181 attacker source, seen at multiple victims 182.182.152.48 at
ipv499.84.67.186launched. This is a small Rust program that connects to the 99.84.67.186 C2 server and waits for commands. So far, we have no indica
md5fced27f6d57702565353ecc11722533b/cache/ss_<10hex>/sync_<10hex>.php web shell X-Cache-Token: fced27f6d57702565353ecc11722533b header the web shell requires, 404 without it 457cfa2fb7p5.
sha2561a3374ffac5b0a62467612f264c49792d206304d4514409c982325c91231375da3e82 kworker-linux-arm64 (new build, 209.141.43.95) sha256 1a3374ffac5b0a62467612f264c49792d206304d4514409c982325c91231375d chronyd variant, captured from /proc/<pid>/exe /tmp/.kw_<ra
sha2564352cabaa451e5a894535fbcc4d46628701303322a13745cb5479d7d0534ae8e60e0b76c629d6adfce251db379b0b45a6d728d4ef483f7551420 sha256 4352cabaa451e5a894535fbcc4d46628701303322a13745cb5479d7d0534ae8e kworker-linux-x64 (new build, 209.141.43.95), 2270031 bytes
sha256b79dfdc1eed860e0b76c629d6adfce251db379b0b45a6d728d4ef483f755142061ef4a5a5642214db6d3b2b05d81391285eebc2af664641a26a7 sha256 b79dfdc1eed860e0b76c629d6adfce251db379b0b45a6d728d4ef483f7551420 sha256 4352cabaa451e5a894535fbcc4d46628701303322a13745cb547
sha256d2fbf9eb75c495bfea48790d3b228fab0c15a282419c3d3f5e49294c4e1a3e82-linux-x64 (new build, 209.141.43.95), 2270031 bytes sha256 d2fbf9eb75c495bfea48790d3b228fab0c15a282419c3d3f5e49294c4e1a3e82 kworker-linux-arm64 (new build, 209.141.43.95) sha256 1a337
sha256d61217ca0bca83204302fa7b41935ce36f73764559c156d5c980f2fedddffb6ed second attacker (unrelated tooling, same victims): sha256 d61217ca0bca83204302fa7b41935ce36f73764559c156d5c980f2fedddffb6e PHP dropper pub/media/catalog/product/cache/ss_<10hex>/sync
sha256e315687a1dfe61ef4a5a5642214db6d3b2b05d81391285eebc2af664641a26a7n-requests 2.15.0 on the implant operator's requests sha256 e315687a1dfe61ef4a5a5642214db6d3b2b05d81391285eebc2af664641a26a7 sha256 b79dfdc1eed860e0b76c629d6adfce251db379b0b45a6d728d4e

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