A threat offer to sell a zero-day exploit for Atlassian’s Jira in a underground forum. This exploit can be used on the latest version of Jira desktop app and Jira integrated with Confluence. According to the offer, It does not require any login credentials and can also work with Okta Single Sign-On (SSO), making it more impactful.
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Exploit Type: Zero-day Remote Code Execution (RCE)
Target: Atlassian Jira (latest desktop version and integrated with Confluence)
Login Requirement: None
SSO Compatibility: Okta SSO
Price: 800,000 XMR (Monero)
Source: DailyDarkweb
If the claim to be true, this exploit is a major security threat due to the widespread use of Jira and Confluence in corporate environments for project management and collaboration.
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