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description: "Comprehensive analysis of CVE-2025-2825, a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in CrushFTP. Technical deep dive into the root cause of the vulnerability, patch analysis and exploitation process."
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After the [news](https://thehackernews.com/2025/03/new-security-flaws-found-in-vmware.html) made it’s way to my feeds, having worked on the CrushFTP’s [CVE-2024-4040](https://www.notion.so/CVE-2025-2825-1c553a570fe780998981fe4e2c1694e1?pvs=21) vulnerability analysis, this sounded like a good thing to do over and maybe I could write the exploit before anyone but unfortunately [Project Discovery](https://projectdiscovery.io/blog/crushftp-authentication-bypass) guys beat me to it. Anyways, enough story, let’s dive into the vulnerability:
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After the [news](https://thehackernews.com/2025/03/new-security-flaws-found-in-vmware.html) made it’s way to my feeds, having worked on the CrushFTP’s [CVE-2024-4040](https://labs.pwnfuzz.com/posts/crushftp-cve-2024-4040/) vulnerability analysis, this sounded like a good thing to do over and maybe I could write the exploit before anyone but unfortunately [Project Discovery](https://projectdiscovery.io/blog/crushftp-authentication-bypass) guys beat me to it. Anyways, enough story, let’s dive into the vulnerability:
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> CrushFTP versions 10.0.0 through 10.8.3 and 11.0.0 through 11.3.0 are affected by a vulnerability that may result in unauthenticated access. Remote and unauthenticated HTTP requests to CrushFTP server may allow attackers to gain unauthorized access.
title="About PwnFuzz Labs – Deep Technical Security Research"
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description="PwnFuzz Labs is the research arm of PwnFuzz, focused on advanced exploit development, vulnerability analysis, and fuzzing methodologies. Explore technical deep-dives and offensive security insights curated by D4mianWayne."
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<strong>PwnFuzz Labs</strong> is the dedicated research division of PwnFuzz, delivering deep technical content on exploit development, vulnerability analysis, and offensive security tooling. This space is reserved for high-resolution insights into real-world attack surfaces—covering kernel internals, enterprise applications, protocol targets, and more.
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<strong>PwnFuzz Labs</strong> is the research arm of PwnFuzz, focused on advanced exploit development, vulnerability analysis, and fuzzing methodologies. For the main platform and more resources, visit <ahref="https://www.pwnfuzz.com"target="_blank"rel="noopener">pwnfuzz.com</a>.
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<h2>What is PwnFuzz Labs?</h2>
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PwnFuzz Labs exists to document, dissect, and share advanced offensive security techniques. Every post is a technical walkthrough—whether reverse engineering complex CVEs, crafting custom fuzzers, or developing reliable exploits. The labs serve as a curated archive of research, tool development, and methodology experimentation.
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<h2>A Research-Driven Approach</h2>
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Content published on PwnFuzz Labs emphasizes a research-first mindset-documenting failures, edge cases, patch analysis, mitigation bypasses, and exploitation primitives. Our goal is to push offensive understanding forward while maintaining clarity, rigor, and reproducibility.
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<h2>Learn More About Us</h2>
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For an overview of PwnFuzz, its vision, and background, visit the main site. PwnFuzz Labs is an extension of that mission—built to support deeper experimentation and long-form research beyond standard write-ups.
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<h2>Disclaimer</h2>
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All content published on PwnFuzz Labs is intended for <strong>educational and research purposes only</strong>. The techniques, code, and information shared here are meant to advance understanding of security concepts and responsible disclosure.<br/>
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We <strong>do not condone or support</strong> the use of this material for malicious purposes.<br/>
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<strong>PwnFuzz and its contributors assume no liability</strong> for any misuse or damage resulting from the application of knowledge shared on this platform.
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