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PoC Exploit Released for ImageMagick RCE Vulnerability

Posted on September 8, 2025September 8, 2025 By CWS

A proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit has been launched for a vital distant code execution (RCE) vulnerability in ImageMagick 7’s MagickCore subsystem, particularly affecting the blob I/O (BlobStream) implementation.

Safety researchers and the ImageMagick group urge all customers and organizations to replace instantly to forestall exploitation.

ImageMagick, a extensively used picture processing library, was discovered to include a heap out-of-bounds write flaw in its SeekBlob() and WriteBlob() features throughout the MagickCore/blob.c part.

This vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-57807 and rated CVSS 9.8 (Vital), permits attackers to deprave reminiscence and reliably execute arbitrary code below sure situations.

The flaw lies within the dealing with of ahead seeks in memory-backed blobs: in search of past the tip of the buffer permits the following write to overrun the buffer and corrupt the heap, with attacker-controlled knowledge written at attacker-chosen offsets.

Exploit and Affect

The foundation trigger is a contract mismatch between SeekBlob() (which advances the offset) and WriteBlob() (which fails to allocate enough reminiscence for later writes removed from the buffer’s finish). This makes exploits dependable when a ahead search is carried out previous to writing knowledge.

The difficulty impacts ImageMagick 7.1.2-0 and seven.1.2-1 (and probably different variations with related logic), and is architecture-agnostic on LP64 methods.

Straightforward reachability of the bug means even third-party or customized encode-to-memory workflows might inadvertently introduce exploit paths.

Safety researcher Lumina Mescuwa launched a working proof-of-concept exploit demonstrating reminiscence corruption following a ahead search nicely previous the buffer’s finish, adopted by a write.

This offers an attacker a robust primitive for distant code execution, as heap corruption may be leveraged for course of takeover or denial of service. The exploit doesn’t require particular delegates, coverage adjustments, or arithmetic wraparounds.

Given ImageMagick’s use in net companies and cloud pipelines, unsanitized workloads might enable attackers to run code remotely by merely importing a crafted picture.

Organizations utilizing ImageMagick for picture dealing with are at excessive threat if exterior pictures are processed with out strict isolation.

The ImageMagick venture has launched patches closing this vulnerability, with 7.1.2-3 (7.x) and 6.9.13-29 (6.x) as the primary protected releases.

The repair ensures that every one writes are preceded by buffer growth to satisfy the precise offset plus size, eliminating the out-of-bounds write. All customers ought to:

Improve ImageMagick instantly to the patched variations.

Audit deployments and guarantee no legacy builds stay in manufacturing.

Take into account hardening downstream processing to detect suspicious seeks and file writes.

Safety groups worldwide are monitoring for exploit makes an attempt. With the discharge of a public PoC, immediate motion is important for all environments counting on ImageMagick.

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