DFIR Lab[verified]@DFIR_LabActive Exploitation
The tweet announces that CVE‑2015‑5287 is a critical privilege‑escalation flaw in Red Hat ABRT, noting its CISA KEV status and urging immediate discontinuation of affected products.
Security Arsenal, LLC[verified]@SecurityAr58409Active Exploitation
The post reports that CVE‑2015‑5287, a local privilege escalation in Red Hat ABRT, is actively exploited in the wild and has been added to the CISA KEV list; no PoC, patch, or exploit code details are included in the excerpt.
キタきつね[verified]@foxbookActive Exploitation
CISA announced the addition of six CVEs that are known to be exploited in the wild, providing brief vulnerability details for each.
DFIR Lab[verified]@DFIR_LabActive Exploitation
CISA has classified CVE‑2015‑5287 as a KEV, indicating it is actively exploited and users should immediately stop using the affected Red Hat ABRT components.
NotCVE@notCVEDisclosure
The post reports CVE‑2015‑5287, noting its CVSS score and EPSS, and indicates 18 publicly available exploits, but lacks a PoC, detailed exploit code, active attack evidence, or patch information.
CiberPlaneta@CiberPlanetaOrgGeneral
The post provides a technical overview of CVE‑2015‑5287, detailing the local privilege escalation vector and CVSS score, but offers no PoC, exploitation evidence, or patch information.
Kaotick Jay@kaotickjayActive Exploitation
CISA notes that six CVEs—affecting Red Hat, Microsoft SQL Server, Ajax.NET, Linux kernel, and Citrix NetScaler—are being actively exploited, but the post offers no PoC, exploit code, patch, or technical details.