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SolarWinds Patches Critical Web Help Desk Vulnerabilities

SolarWinds Patches Critical Web Help Desk Vulnerabilities

Posted on January 29, 2026January 29, 2026 By CWS

SolarWinds on Wednesday introduced patches for six vulnerabilities within the Internet Assist Desk product, together with 4 critical-severity bugs.

First in line is CVE-2025-40551 (CVSS rating of 9.8), a essential flaw described as an untrusted information deserialization situation that would result in distant code execution (RCE) with out authentication.

In accordance with Horizon3.ai, which found and reported the defect, CVE-2025-40551 exists in AjaxProxy performance, the place requests destined for different features are improperly sanitized, and a blocklist operate might be bypassed by together with allowed phrases early in a JSON payload.

The tactic, Horizon3.ai explains, has been used within the exploitation of CVE-2024-28986 and subsequent bypasses (tracked as CVE-2024-28988 and CVE-2025-26399), which had been additionally rooted within the AjaxProxy performance.

The remaining three essential vulnerabilities, CVE-2025-40552, CVE-2025-40553, and CVE-2025-40554 (CVSS rating of 9.8), had been found and reported by WatchTowr.

CVE-2025-40553 is one other untrusted information deserialization flaw that would result in unauthenticated RCE, however no technical particulars have been launched.Commercial. Scroll to proceed studying.

CVE-2025-40552 and CVE-2025-40554 are described as authentication bypass defects that would permit distant attackers to execute or invoke particular actions or strategies. The essential severity of the problems means that each might be exploited for RCE, Rapid7 notes.

The remaining two Internet Assist Desk points addressed on Wednesday are high-severity vulnerabilities: a safety management bypass situation (CVE-2025-40536) and a hardcoded credentials bug (CVE-2025-40537). Each had been found by Horizon3.ai.

CVE-2025-40536, the cybersecurity agency explains, exists as a result of a operate that verifies CSRF tokens and validates request question parameters might be bypassed through bogus URI parameters to entry sure restricted performance.

Profitable exploitation of the difficulty permits an attacker to efficiently create a sound AjaxProxy occasion, which may then be abused to set off CVE-2025-40551 and obtain RCE, Horizon3.ai says.

CVE-2025-40537, the corporate notes, exists as a result of, upon initialization, Internet Assist Desk creates a shopper account with the default username and password of ‘shopper’, for demo functions.

“Whereas this account seems to be restricted in its entry rights in some manufacturing environments, we’ve come throughout instances the place this account remains to be related to the default tech account and permits anybody logging in with this ‘shopper’ consumer account to change to the administrator account,” Horizon3.ai explains.

All six vulnerabilities have been addressed with the discharge of Internet Assist Desk model 2026.1. Though none of those bugs has been flagged as exploited within the wild, organizations are suggested to replace their cases as quickly as potential.

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