The cybersecurity landscape faces new challenges with the emergence of vulnerabilities like CVE-2025-15413. This memory corruption issue in wasm3 can have serious implications for server security, particularly impacting Linux servers and the applications operating within them. As system administrators and hosting providers, understanding and mitigating such vulnerabilities is crucial to maintaining robust server defenses.
CVE-2025-15413 is a memory corruption vulnerability present in wasm3 versions up to 0.5.0. The vulnerability is associated with the function op_CallIndirect in the m3_exec.h file. Attackers can manipulate this function locally to cause memory corruption, potentially leading to unauthorized access or manipulation of server applications. Though this vulnerability requires local access for exploitation, the exploitation method has now been made public.
This vulnerability is significant for server administrators and hosting providers for several reasons:
To protect your infrastructure effectively against CVE-2025-15413, consider the following mitigation strategies:
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