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Your WAF Blocked Us, That Was The Exploit — Remote Agent Takeover via Cloudflare, Sentry and Claude Zero-Day
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Every source an agent reads is an injection channel: an unauthenticated Sentry event posted with a public DSN, a Datadog log written with a public client token, or a request crafted to trip Cloudflare's managed WAF so its User-Agent is stored verbatim in the firewall log. Shaped as scanner telemetry rather than a command, it gets the agent to npx an attacker package, or - sharing one session with a write-capable MCP - to repoint DNS. A reusable Claude Desktop egress JWT carries the data out.
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- Researcher
- Ron Bobrov, Nevo Poran and Barak Sternberg
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- Whitepaper
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