ZoomEye[verified]@zoomeye_teamDisclosure
The tweet announces CVE‑2026‑35025, a ProFTPD ACL bypass, with a link to DarkEye analysis and ZoomEye search, without indicating any PoC, exploit code, or active exploitation.
Hunter[verified]@HunterMappingDisclosure
The post announces the discovery of CVE‑2026‑35025 with a technical description, but it does not provide a PoC, exploit, mitigation, or evidence of active exploitation.
Lyrie.ai[verified]@lyrie_aiDisclosure
The tweet announces a newly announced CVE-2026-35025 affecting ProFTPD, describing it as a zero‑day ACL bypass but provides no exploit code, patch, or evidence of active exploitation.
Lyrie.ai[verified]@lyrie_aiDisclosure
The tweet announces a newly discovered CVE-2026-35025 in ProFTPD, detailing the ACL bypass flaw, but it provides no PoC, exploit tool, or patch information.
Lyrie.ai[verified]@lyrie_aiDisclosure
The post announces a newly disclosed ProFTPD ACL bypass vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑35025) with technical detail but no PoC, exploit, or patch information.
Lyrie.ai[verified]@lyrie_aiDisclosure
The post announces a ProFTPD vulnerability (CVE-2026-35025) with an ACL Bypass via /proc/self/root in RNFR, providing a link to detailed analysis but no PoC, exploit, patch, or exploitation evidence.
Daily CyberSecurity@the_yellow_fallDisclosure
A newly disclosed ProFTPD ACL bypass (CVE-2026-35025) with CVSS 8.6 allows authenticated users to access restricted directories; no patch yet, workaround is to use DefaultRoot.
NCA Azerbaijan@NCAAzerbaijanDisclosure
A new authentication bypass vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑35025) was identified in ProFTPD, enabling unauthorized file operations.