Multiple Jenkins Vulnerabilities Allow Attackers to Expose Secrets

Jenkins, the widely-used open-source automation server, issued a high-priority security advisory on March 5, 2025, disclosing four medium-severity vulnerabilities affecting its core platform. The flaws—tracked as CVE-2025-27622 through CVE-2025-27625—impact secrets management, cross-site request forgery (CSRF) protections, and URL validation. Immediate…

Avoiding the Single Point of Failure

In July of 2024, cybersecurity software company CrowdStrike pushed an update to millions of computers around the world. The update, which should have been perfunctory, caused widespread chaos as computers at airlines, hospitals, and other critical industries began to crash,…