JumpServer, a popular open-source bastion host, has been identified with a critical vulnerability known as CVE-2025-62712. This issue permits authenticated, non-privileged users to access connection tokens belonging to other users through a vulnerable API endpoint. This opens the door for potential unauthorized access to sensitive systems.
The flaw resides in versions of JumpServer prior to v3.10.20-lts and v4.10.11-lts. When exploited, unprivileged users can retrieve these tokens, leading to unauthorized access and privilege escalation across managed assets. This can significantly jeopardize the security posture of organizations relying on JumpServer.
This vulnerability poses serious risks to server admins and hosting providers. A successful exploitation can compromise not only individual user accounts but also the overall integrity of the server. If an attacker gains one user's access, they may harm others or even escalate their privileges to administrative levels.
To mitigate the threat posed by this vulnerability, service providers must execute the following actions:
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