YesWeHack ⠵[verified]@yeswehackGeneral
The tweet hints at the issue of silent patches widening the attacker‑defender information gap but offers no concrete POC, exploit code, or technical details about CVE‑2023‑54391.
ProxCenter[verified]@ProxCenterDisclosure
Announcement of CVE-2023-54391, a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in Proxmox VE 7.0–8.0, with a CVSS score of 9.8.
にゃん☆たく/takumi.a[verified]@taku888infinityDisclosure
Proxmox VE versions earlier than libpve-access-control 8.0.4 contain an authentication bypass that lets unauthenticated attackers log in as valid users by setting arbitrary tfa‑challenge values, as detailed in the Proxmox forum post and CVE record.
IT-ADMlNISTRATOR[verified]@ita_blogDisclosure
The post announces the critical Proxmox CVE‑2023‑54391, noting it allows password‑less login on older versions, cites a CVSS score of 9.8, and urges administrators to verify their package versions and port 8006.
CrowdSec[verified]@Crowd_SecurityActive Exploitation
The newsletter discloses CVE-2023-54391, a critical authentication bypass in Proxmox VE, and notes that it is being exploited in the wild, urging defenders to review the linked analysis for remediation guidance.
Sébastien Raoult (Sezyo)[verified]@sebastienRaoultGeneral
The text mentions CVE-2023-54391 and links to an article about silent patches but does not provide specific details on PoC, exploitation, technical aspects, or remediation, making it a general reference.
thibault[verified]@akrilActive Exploitation
The text announces that CVE‑2023‑54391, a Proxmox vulnerability fixed in 2023, is currently being exploited in the wild, with a reference to a potential workaround.
Rıdvan Yağlı[verified]@ridvanyagliPoC
A PoC/template for CVE‑2023‑54391, which permits bypassing two‑factor authentication in Proxmox VE, has been published; there is no evidence of active exploitation or remediation.