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 upgrades to Jenkins 2.500 (weekly) or 2.492.2 (LTS) are recommended to mitigate risks. Exposure of […]
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