2025 Cloud Verified Exploit

Paths and Secrets Scanning

Threat Report
White Paper
 Introduction
In today’s evolving digital landscape, understanding the threats and specific ways attack-
ers infiltrate cloud environments is paramount. SentinelOne’s Cloud Verified Exploit Paths
and Secrets Scanning Threat Report sheds light on the most critical and dangerous cloud
threats observed in 2024, backed by insights drawn from our extensive base of over 11,000
customers. This report doesn’t just enumerate common vulnerabilities; it reveals the most
prevalent exact paths attackers are using to gain entry and access, providing unparalleled
visibility into real-world attack scenarios.

At the core of this insight is SentinelOne’s Verified Exploit Paths™ technology, which high-
lights potential attack routes and prioritizes risks within cloud environments. This unique
approach, powered by our Offensive Security Engine, simulates attacks against cloud in-
frastructure to uncover vulnerabilities and provide clarity on which issues are most press-
ing. This allows security teams to move beyond theoretical possibilities and focus their
attention on genuine, verified threats.

We’ve then coupled these threats with our Secrets Scanning data taken from the same cus-
tomer base. The exposure of secrets—such as API keys, credentials, and tokens—has become
an often underprioritised risk for organizations. In this report SentinelOne sets about illumi-
nating the most critical and prevalent types of secrets discovered within cloud environments.

This report presents an integrated view of in-depth analysis of each of the top verified
exploit paths as well as exposed secrets we are observing across our customer base for
each severity category—Critical, High, Medium and Low. As well as revealing the top 5 for
each severity category. These insights will empower organizations to:

• Prioritize remediation efforts based on real exploit data.

• Enhance defensive strategies by understanding attacker behavior.

• Allocate resources more effectively to mitigate risks that matter most.

By leveraging the findings from this report, security teams can gain a clearer understanding
of the practical threats facing their cloud infrastructure and take informed actions to bolster
their security posture.

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 Top 5 CRITICAL Severity Verified Exploit Paths Top 5 CRITICAL Severity Secrets

Vulnerability Severity Prevalence Secret Severity Prevalence

CVE-2020-35489 CRITICAL AWS Keys CRITICAL

CVE-2018-18925 CRITICAL RazorPay API Keys CRITICAL

CVE-2021-41277 CRITICAL Twilio Master Credentials CRITICAL

CVE-2021-45046 CRITICAL Github Token CRITICAL

CVE-2021-41277-AWS CRITICAL Github Old Token CRITICAL

Prevalence Key HIGH LOW

The Top CRITICAL Severity

Verified Exploit Path in 2024
The most frequent CRITICAL Verified Exploit Path is CVE-2020-35489.

CVE-2020-35489 is a vulnerability affecting the Gurux.DLMS library, which is used in the implementation of
smart meter protocols. This specific flaw allows for denial of service (DoS) or potentially more severe impacts
due to improper input validation within the protocol’s parsing logic.

Exploitation in the Wild

The vulnerability primarily arises from the following conditions:

1. Malformed Packet Handling

An attacker can exploit CVE-2020-35489 by sending specially crafted packets to a system that uses the
Gurux.DLMS library. These packets can disrupt the system’s operation or force it into an unstable state.

2. Remote Trigger
The flaw can be triggered remotely, allowing attackers to send malformed data over the network to
exploit the weakness, potentially leading to the exhaustion of system resources or crashes.

While there have been limited reports on widespread exploitation in the wild, any system utilizing this library
and exposed to untrusted network traffic could be vulnerable.

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 Mitigation Techniques
Organizations can protect against CVE-2020-35489 with the following measures:

1. Update the Affected Library

Ensure that the Gurux.DLMS library is updated to the latest version where this vulnerability is
addressed. Always monitor the library maintainers’ website or repository for security patches.

2. Input Validation
Implement additional input validation to detect and block malformed or unexpected data packets before
they reach critical parsing functions.

3. Network Segmentation
Restrict access to systems running the Gurux.DLMS library by segmenting networks and only allowing
trusted traffic.

4. Monitoring and Alerts

Deploy intrusion detection systems (IDS) or intrusion prevention systems (IPS) to monitor for unusual
network traffic patterns that could indicate exploitation attempts.

The Most Frequent

CRITICAL Severity Secret
The most frequently exposed CRITICAL secret is AWS Keys, with the highest prevalence across all customer
environments. These keys provide programmatic access to AWS services, including compute, storage, and
database resources. If exposed, they represent a significant risk to cloud security, as attackers can use them
to manipulate an organization’s AWS environment.

Key Risks
1. Unauthorized Infrastructure Access
Exposed AWS Keys enable attackers to directly access AWS resources, potentially leading to
unauthorized data retrieval, infrastructure changes, or service disruptions.

2. Privilege Escalation
If the exposed keys have administrative privileges, attackers can escalate their access, gaining control
over the entire AWS account.

3. Service Abuse and Financial Impact

• Attackers may use the keys to launch expensive resources, such as large-scale compute instances,
leading to substantial financial loss.
• Malicious actors might also use AWS resources for illicit activities, such as cryptomining.

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 4. Data Breach
Attackers can use the keys to access sensitive data stored in AWS services, including S3 buckets,
RDS databases, or other critical systems.

5. Lateral Movement
Exposed keys can provide attackers with an entry point to explore the broader cloud environment,
identifying and exploiting additional vulnerabilities.

Mitigation Techniques
1. Implement Key Management Best Practices
• Store AWS Keys securely using tools such as AWS Secrets Manager, AWS Systems Manager
Parameter Store, or third-party secret management solutions
• Never hardcode keys into source code or configuration files, and use environment variables or secret
injection instead.

2. Use IAM Roles

• Replace long-term access keys with IAM roles, which provide temporary credentials and eliminate
the need for hardcoded keys
• Use instance profiles for EC2 instances or IAM roles for AWS Lambda to grant access dynamically.

3. Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Require MFA for all sensitive operations, especially those involving root or administrative keys.

4. Restrict Access
• Apply the principle of least privilege to ensure that access keys only have permissions required for
their specific tasks
• Use IAM policies to restrict API calls or regions that the keys can access.

5. Monitor and Detect Exposures

• Enable AWS CloudTrail to monitor API calls and detect anomalous behavior.
• Use Amazon GuardDuty to identify potential unauthorized use of exposed keys.
• Regularly scan for exposed keys in code repositories, logs, or cloud storage.

6. Rotate Keys Regularly

• Establish a policy for regular key rotation to minimize the window of exposure.
• Immediately revoke and replace any keys suspected of being compromised.

7. Enable AWS Billing Alerts

Set up billing alarms to detect unexpected usage that could indicate unauthorized activity.

8. Encrypt Data and Secure Resources

• Use S3 bucket policies and encryption to protect data even if access keys are exposed.
• Restrict access to critical services using VPC endpoints or security groups.

9. Educate Developers
Train developers on the importance of key security and the dangers of sharing or exposing keys in
repositories, logs, or configuration files.

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 Top 5 HIGH Severity Verified Exploit Paths Top 5 HIGH Severity Secrets

Vulnerability Severity Prevalence Secret Severity Prevalence

CVE-2021-40822 HIGH MongoDB Credentials HIGH

CVE-2019-11248 HIGH Google Cloud Credentials HIGH

mysql-native-password HIGH Github Token HIGH

dirsearch-php-my-admin HIGH Google Keys Oauth2 HIGH

CVE-2021-44228 HIGH Opsgenie Api Key HIGH

Prevalence Key HIGH LOW

The Most Impactful HIGH Severity

Verified Exploit Path in 2024
The most impactful HIGH Verified Exploit Path is CVE-2021-40822.

CVE-2021-40822 is a high-severity Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerability affecting GeoServer ver-
sions up to 2.18.5 and versions 2.19.x up to 2.19.2. This flaw can be exploited through the configuration option
that allows setting a proxy host, potentially enabling attackers to manipulate server requests to access inter-
nal resources or sensitive data. The main risk involves unauthorized data exposure as attackers can leverage
SSRF to send crafted requests via the vulnerable server.

Details of the Exploit Path

1. Initial Access
Attackers exploit CVE-2021-40822 by leveraging exposed endpoints that do not properly sanitize or
restrict input data. This creates an opportunity for injecting malicious payloads or bypassing standard
authentication measures.

2. Privilege Escalation
Once initial access is achieved, attackers may elevate their privileges using additional scripts or
vulnerabilities present in the environment, gaining administrative control.

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 3. Payload Execution
With elevated privileges, the threat actor can execute commands remotely, install backdoors, exfiltrate
data, or pivot to other parts of the network, significantly amplifying the threat.

4. Persistence
Attackers may establish persistence through scheduled tasks, malware, or other tactics that maintain
their foothold even after defensive actions are attempted.

Impacted Systems
This CVE mainly targets cloud-based applications, especially those that handle data processing or have open
APIs susceptible to exploitation. The exposure often depends on outdated software versions or configurations
lacking recent patches.

Mitigation Strategies
1. Patch and Update
Ensure all affected software is updated to the latest version where the vulnerability is addressed.

2. Input Validation
Implement strict input validation and sanitation mechanisms across all API endpoints.

3. Access Controls
Restrict permissions and enforce least privilege principles to minimize the impact of successful
exploitation.

4. Monitoring and Alerts

Utilize monitoring tools to detect abnormal activities or attempts to access privileged areas within the
cloud environment.

Top HIGH Severity Exposed Secret

MongoDB Credentials were found to be the most frequently exposed HIGH severity secret. These cre-
dentials provide access to MongoDB databases, which often store sensitive information such as user data,
transaction records, and application configurations. Exposure of these credentials presents a significant
risk to cloud environments.

Key Risks
1. Unauthorized Data Access
Attackers can use exposed MongoDB credentials to gain direct access to databases, enabling them to
view, modify, or delete sensitive information.

2. Data Exfiltration
Once access is gained, attackers can extract valuable data, potentially leading to regulatory penalties,
reputational damage, or financial losses.

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 3. Data Manipulation
Attackers may insert, update, or delete records, disrupting operations and eroding data integrity.

4. Service Abuse
Exposed credentials could be used to exploit database resources, leading to increased operational costs
or service disruptions.

5. Secondary Exploits
With database access, attackers could identify and exploit additional vulnerabilities, such as injecting
malicious scripts or escalating privileges.

Mitigation Techniques
1. Implement Access Controls
• Enforce role-based access control (RBAC) to ensure users and services have the minimum
permissions required.
• Restrict database access to specific IP addresses or networks using whitelisting.

2. Secure Credential Management

• Store MongoDB credentials securely using secret management solutions like HashiCorp Vault, AWS
Secrets Manager, or Azure Key Vault.
• Avoid hardcoding credentials in source code or configuration files.

3. Enable Strong Authentication

• Use complex, unique passwords for MongoDB credentials and rotate them regularly.
• Implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) where possible for database access.

4. Encrypt Data
Ensure all data is encrypted in transit (using TLS) and at rest (using built-in MongoDB encryption
features).

5. Monitor and Audit

• Regularly audit database access logs for unauthorized or suspicious activity.
• Set up alerts for abnormal access patterns, such as connections from unexpected locations.

6. Patch and Update

Keep MongoDB versions up to date with the latest security patches to address known vulnerabilities.

7. Enable Security Features

Use MongoDB’s native security features like IP binding and SCRAM-SHA authentication to further
secure access.

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 Top 5 MEDIUM Severity Verified Exploit Paths Top 5 MEDIUM Severity Secrets

Vulnerability Severity Prevalence Secret Severity Prevalence

BlindSSRF-12 MEDIUM Google API Key MEDIUM

BlindSSRF-11 MEDIUM Slack Webhook URL MEDIUM

BlindSSRF-2 MEDIUM AWS RDS MEDIUM

BlindSSRF-1 MEDIUM Fresdesk Api Key MEDIUM

CVE-2019-1943 MEDIUM Slack Bot Token MEDIUM

Prevalence Key HIGH LOW

The Most Impactful MEDIUM Severity

Verified Exploit Path
The most frequent MEDIUM Verified Exploit Path is BlindSSRF-12. This also claims the title of the most com-
monly found Verified Exploit Path of 2024, narrowly taking it from sister vulnerabilities BlindSSRF-11 and
BlindSSRF-2 as well as CVE-2021-40822.

Blind Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities occur when an application can be induced to make
back-end HTTP requests to a supplied URL without returning the response to the attacker. This lack of direct
feedback makes exploitation more challenging but still potentially harmful.

Exploitation in the Wild

Attackers exploit blind SSRF vulnerabilities by inducing the server to make requests to internal or external
systems. Common exploitation techniques include:

1. Internal Network Scanning

Attackers can map internal networks by sending requests to internal IP ranges and observing
response behaviors.

2. Accessing Internal Services

Exploiting blind SSRF can allow unauthorized access to internal services not exposed to the internet.

3. Metadata Service Exploitation

In cloud environments, attackers may access metadata services to retrieve sensitive information like
AWS credentials.

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 Mitigation Techniques
Organizations can implement the following measures to mitigate blind SSRF vulnerabilities:

1. Input Validation
Strictly validate and sanitize user inputs that are used in server-side requests.

2. Allowlist External Domains

Restrict server-side requests to a predefined list of trusted external domains.

3. Disable Unnecessary Protocols

Disable protocols that are not required, such as gopher://, to reduce the attack surface.

4. Network Segmentation
Isolate internal services to prevent unauthorized access from compromised applications.

5. Monitor Outbound Traffic

Implement monitoring to detect unusual outbound requests that may indicate SSRF attempts.

A Special Word on BlindSSRFs in Relation to GitHub

Given the prevalence of these Verified Exploit Paths and the popularity of the platform for developers, the
data highlights attackers aggressively targeting misconfigured webhook endpoints, exposed secrets, and im-
properly validated user inputs in 2024, a trend that will no doubt continue into 2025. By exploiting BlindSSRF
vulnerabilities, attackers can manipulate server-side requests to access internal resources, exfiltrate sensitive
data, or escalate privileges within cloud-connected environments. This highlights the critical need for secure
webhook configurations, strict input validation, secure secret management and regular audits of repository
settings to mitigate these risks in GitHub-based workflows effectively.

Top MEDIUM Severity Exposed Secret

Google API Keys were identified as one of the most frequently exposed MEDIUM severity secrets. These keys
provide access to various Google Cloud services, such as Maps, YouTube, and Compute Engine, making their
exposure a significant security risk.

Key Risks
1. Service Abuse
• Exposed keys can allow attackers to exploit Google Cloud services at the organization’s expense,
resulting in unexpected charges or service disruptions.
• Attackers could use APIs like Maps for large-scale queries, leading to quota exhaustion and denial of
service for legitimate users.

2. Data Leakage
If the key has permissions for sensitive APIs (e.g., access to storage buckets or databases), attackers
could exfiltrate confidential data.

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 3. Credential Harvesting
An exposed key could provide attackers with additional information about the organization’s Google
Cloud setup, enabling further targeted attacks.

4. Reputation Damage
Abuse of APIs (e.g., sending spam through YouTube APIs) could harm the organization’s reputation and
trust with customers.

Mitigation Techniques
1. Restrict API Key Usage
• Set API key restrictions by limiting access to specific IP addresses, referring URLs, or applications.
• Use service account keys instead of API keys for accessing critical Google Cloud services.

2. Implement Quotas
Define usage quotas and limits for API keys to prevent excessive usage and minimize the impact of abuse.

3. Secure Key Management

• Store API keys securely using secret management tools like Google Secret Manager or third-party
solutions like HashiCorp Vault.
• Avoid embedding API keys in client-side applications or public repositories.

4. Rotate Keys Regularly

• Establish a process for key rotation to reduce the window of opportunity for exploitation.
• Revoke exposed keys immediately and generate new ones with updated restrictions.

5. Monitor and Audit

• Enable Cloud Monitoring to track API usage and detect unusual patterns, such as access from
unexpected geographies or excessive usage spikes.
• Set up alerts for suspicious API activity.

6. Use OAuth 2.0

Replace API keys with OAuth 2.0 authentication for services requiring user-level permissions or
high-value transactions.

7. Educate Developers
• Train developers on secure coding practices to avoid hardcoding keys in source code.
• Encourage frequent code reviews to catch accidental exposures early.

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 Top 5 LOW Severity Verified Exploit Paths Top 5 LOW Severity Secrets

Vulnerability Severity Prevalence Secret Severity Prevalence

csp-missing LOW AWS RDS LOW

hsts-missing LOW RazorPay LOW

xframe-missing LOW RSA private key LOW

csp-misconfigured LOW JWT Token LOW

nginx-version LOW Bitly Access Token LOW

Prevalence Key HIGH LOW

The Most Impactful LOW Severity

Verified Exploit Path
The most impactful LOW Verified Exploit Path is “CSP-Missing”. The “CSP-Missing” threat typically refers
to a lack of a properly implemented Content Security Policy (CSP) on a web application. A CSP is a security
measure designed to mitigate a range of attacks such as Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) by controlling the sources
from which resources (e.g., scripts, images) can be loaded. Without a CSP, attackers might more easily inject
malicious scripts into a website, compromising user data or leading to other exploits.

Key Points on CSP

1. CSP Implementation
A CSP is best implemented via HTTP response headers, allowing site administrators to define permitted
content sources. The Content-Security-Policy header is the standard method for this.

2. Enforcement and Reporting

The Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only header is also available, allowing the policy to run
in a non-blocking mode for testing. This helps identify potential issues without disrupting site functionality​.

3. Security Advantages
Deploying a strong CSP offers defense-in-depth, making it significantly harder for attackers to exploit
vulnerabilities like XSS​.

4. Policy Types
Modern best practices recommend “strict” CSPs that use mechanisms like nonces or hashes for safer,
dynamic script handling​.

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 Top LOW Severity Exposed Secret
AWS RDS Credentials are another critical secret that, if exposed, poses significant security risks. These creden-
tials provide access to Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) instances, which often store sensitive orga-
nizational and customer data. Their exposure can lead to severe consequences for both security and operations.

Key Risks
1. Unauthorized Database Access
• Exposed credentials allow attackers to directly access the RDS database, potentially gaining read,
write, or administrative privileges.
• This could lead to data theft, deletion, or unauthorized modifications.

2. Data Exfiltration
Attackers can export sensitive information, such as personally identifiable information (PII), intellectual
property, or financial records, leading to compliance violations and reputational damage.

3. Data Corruption or Manipulation

Malicious actors may modify or delete critical data, causing operational disruptions or data integrity issues.

4. Service Abuse and Cost Implications

Attackers could exploit the database resources for their purposes, driving up AWS costs for the
organization.

5. Lateral Movement
Once inside the database, attackers might uncover additional information to move laterally within the
AWS environment, escalating privileges and compromising more assets.

Mitigation Techniques
1. Secure Credential Management
• Use AWS Secrets Manager or Systems Manager Parameter Store to securely store and manage
RDS credentials.
• Avoid hardcoding credentials in application code or configuration files.

2. Enable IAM Database Authentication

Replace traditional database credentials with AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
authentication for connecting to RDS instances.

3. Restrict Access
• Limit database access to specific trusted IP addresses or subnets using RDS security groups.
• Enforce role-based access control (RBAC) to ensure users and applications only have the minimum
required permissions.

4. Encrypt Data
• Use RDS encryption at rest to secure stored data.
• Ensure TLS encryption is enabled for all data transmitted to and from the database.

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 5. Enable Monitoring and Alerts
• Use Amazon CloudWatch to monitor database activity and set up alerts for unusual access patterns
or spikes in usage.
• Enable RDS Enhanced Monitoring to track system-level metrics in real-time.

6. Audit and Rotate Credentials

• Regularly audit RDS credentials and rotate them periodically to minimize the risk of misuse.
• Immediately revoke any credentials suspected of being exposed.

7. Implement Least Privilege Principles

• Avoid using root or master database credentials for application access.
• Create separate credentials with limited permissions for different applications or services.

8. Database Backup and Recovery

• Enable automatic backups in RDS to ensure quick recovery in case of data loss or compromise.
• Periodically test the recovery process to ensure data integrity.

Conclusion
The 2025 Cloud Verified Exploit Paths and Secrets Scanning Threat Report underscores the evolving complexity
and interconnectedness of modern cloud security challenges. By combining insights from verified exploit paths
and secrets scanning, this report provides details and understanding amongst some of the most pressing risks
in cloud environments.

The findings reveal that attackers continue to exploit both technical vulnerabilities and exposed credentials to
compromise cloud infrastructures. From high-severity vulnerabilities like CVE-2021-40822 to critical secrets ex-
posures such as AWS Keys, these threats highlight the importance of proactive and layered security strategies.

Key Takeaways From this Report Include:

• The Prevalence of High-Risk Threats
AWS Keys and MongoDB Credentials were among the most exposed secrets, representing significant
risks to cloud environments. Similarly, critical vulnerabilities like CVE-2020-35489 enable attackers to
exploit improper input validation in widely-used systems.

• Severity Spanning All Categories

Threats across all severity levels, including low-severity issues such as CSP misconfigurations, can serve
as entry points for attackers and should not be ignored.

• Integrated Risk Management

Cloud security is complex so having a unified platform that gives visibility and real-time response
addressing all aspects of multi-cloud environments is essential for a robust cloud security posture.

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 Recommended Next Steps
1. Prioritize Remediation
Focus on addressing the most prevalent and impactful vulnerabilities and secret exposures identified in
this report.

2. Adopt Best Practices

Implement key management, patching, and access control strategies to mitigate risks.

3. Monitor and Adapt

Continuously monitor for new threats and update security measures to address evolving attack techniques.

4. Invest in Automation
Leverage tools like SentinelOne’s Verified Exploit Paths™ and secrets scanning solutions to prioritize,
detect and mitigate threats in real-time.

5. Educate Teams
Ensure that all stakeholders, from developers to your security peers, understand their role in securing the
cloud environment.

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