Hackers Scanning for TeleMessage Signal Clone Flaw Exposing Passwords
GLOBAL, JUL 17 – The vulnerability exposes sensitive data due to outdated configurations and has prompted CISA to mandate patching or discontinuation by July 22, with over 11 exploit attempts logged recently.
- On Thursday, GreyNoise reported hackers targeting TeleMessage SGNL to access plaintext user data, as attempts continue since April and the app remains vulnerable.
- GrayNoise researchers found instances still exposed as late as May 5, 2025, attributing this to outdated Spring Boot configurations, explaining the root cause of the flaw.
- Over the past 90 days, more than 2,009 IPs probed Spring Boot Actuator endpoints, with 1,582 targeting /health; GreyNoise created a dedicated tracking tag for TeleMessage SGNL scans.
- On July 1, U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency instructed agencies to patch or cease using the software, and CVE-2025-48927 was added to the KEV catalogue, forcing TeleMessage offline after attackers accessed backend infrastructure.
- To defend against these attacks, experts recommend restricting the /heapdump endpoint, blocking IPs flagged by GreyNoise, and upgrading to supported Spring Boot versions.
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