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Citrix NetScaler RCE (CVE-2025-7775)

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Unauthenticated memory-overflow remote code execution and/or denial of service in NetScaler ADC and Gateway when Gateway, AAA, certain IPv6 load-balancing, or HDX cache-redirection is in use. NVD CVSS 3.1 9.8. Citrix observed exploitation on unmitigated appliances. CISA KEV 26 Aug 2025.

Exposed hosts

more than 28,000 unpatched instances

Seen by Shadowserver,

Possibly vulnerable

No public figure yet

Compromised hosts

No public figure yet

Scanning seen

No public figure yet

Exploitation confirmed

Listed

Seen by CISA,

Live trackers

Earlier figures

What changed on 24 Oct 2026

Updated 24 Oct 2026

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Act-now priority

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CVSS

9.8

NVD CVSS 3.1, CVE-2025-7775. Record dated .

CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:H

NVD record

EPSS

0.20284

97.47th percentile. FIRST model date .

FIRST EPSS API

CISA KEV

Listed

Added . Due . Catalog 2026.10.23.

CISA KEV catalog JSON

Exploitation

Exploited

This page records confirmed in-the-wild exploitation.

Internet exposure

more than 28,000 unpatched instances

Shadowserver, . Exposure count reported via Cybersecurity Dive (published 27 Aug 2025). Not confirmed compromise.

Source

Summary for management

Unauthenticated memory-overflow remote code execution and/or denial of service in NetScaler ADC and Gateway (CVE-2025-7775). NVD CVSS 9.8. Citrix observed exploitation on unmitigated appliances. Listed in CISA KEV on 26 Aug 2025.

Install a CTX694938 fixed build, confirm a listed precondition is present, and hunt for webshells that can survive the upgrade.

PatchedKEVExploited
Aliases
CVE-2025-7775, NetScaler ADC, NetScaler Gateway, CitrixDeelb
Published
Updated

What the bug is

CVE-2025-7775 is a memory overflow in NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway that can lead to remote code execution and/or denial of service. Citrix rates it CVSS 4.0 9.2. NVD rates CVSS 3.1 9.8. Citrix CTX694938 (26 Aug 2025) says exploits on unmitigated appliances have been observed. There is no workaround. The only vendor remediation is to install a fixed build.

Preconditions (any one, per Citrix): a Gateway virtual server (VPN, ICA Proxy, CVPN, or RDP Proxy); or an AAA virtual server; or, on 13.1, 14.1, FIPS, or NDcPP, an HTTP, SSL, or HTTP_QUIC load-balancing virtual server bound to IPv6 or DBS IPv6 services; or a cache-redirection virtual server of type HDX. Citrix publishes the matching ns.conf strings in CTX694938 (add vpn vserver, add authentication vserver, and related bindings).

Fixed builds start at 14.1-47.48, 13.1-59.22, 13.1-FIPS/NDcPP 13.1-37.241, and 12.1-FIPS/NDcPP 12.1-55.330. General 12.1 and 13.0 trains are end of life and must move to a supported fixed train. CTX694938 applies to customer-managed appliances; Cloud Software Group upgrades Citrix-managed cloud services and Citrix-managed Adaptive Authentication.

Independent reporting describes pre-authentication code execution used to drop webshells (Kevin Beaumont, via Infosecurity Magazine) and backdoors that can survive a patch (Jimi Sebree / Horizon3.ai, via Cybersecurity Dive). Tenable and Arctic Wolf reported no public proof of concept at disclosure. Treat simulated GitHub repositories as non-exploits. CTX694938 also lists CVE-2025-7776 and CVE-2025-8424 as co-disclosed siblings; this page is only about the CVE-2025-7775 code-execution path.

Attack path

  1. Edge reachabilityUnauthenticated network access to an affected NetScaler ADC or Gateway that meets a listed precondition.
  2. Memory overflowA crafted request triggers a memory overflow (CWE-119) in request handling.
  3. Code exec or DoSVendor impact class: remote code execution and/or denial of service. Conceptual only.
  4. Webshell / backdoorPublic reporting describes webshells and persistence that can remain after a patch. Hunt before trusting the upgrade.

High-level only. Not a reproduction guide.

Exploitation status

CISA KEV

Listed in CISA KEV as of .

CISA KEV catalog

CISA KEV CVE-2025-7775 Citrix NetScaler Memory Overflow Vulnerability. dateAdded 2025-08-26, due 2025-08-28. knownRansomwareCampaignUse Unknown. catalogVersion checked 2026.10.23.

First seen

Seen . Source: Citrix / Cloud Software Group

Vendor states exploits on unmitigated appliances have been observed as of the 26 Aug 2025 advisory. Independent reporters state activity began before patches were available. Exact first calendar day is not established in the primary sources reviewed.

Am I affected?New

NetScaler ADC and Gateway 14.1 before 14.1-47.48, 13.1 before 13.1-59.22, 13.1-FIPS/NDcPP before 13.1-37.241, and 12.1-FIPS/NDcPP before 12.1-55.330 are in scope when a CTX694938 precondition is present. General 12.1 and 13.0 are end of life and must move to a supported fixed train. CTX694938 applies to customer-managed appliances; Cloud Software Group upgrades Citrix-managed cloud services and Citrix-managed Adaptive Authentication.

  • Read the NetScaler build against the first-fixed releases

    Version

    CTX694938 and NVD: 14.1 before 14.1-47.48; 13.1 before 13.1-59.22; 13.1-FIPS/NDcPP before 13.1-37.241; 12.1-FIPS/NDcPP before 12.1-55.330. General 12.1 and 13.0 are end of life. Record the NS build from the GUI System Information view or the build string at the top of a saved ns.conf. No public CLI version string was copied from CTX694938 in this pass.

    In the NetScaler GUI System Information view, or the build string at the top of a saved ns.conf, record the NS version (for example 14.1-47.48) and compare it to CTX694938 first-fixed builds.
    Affected
    14.1 before 14.1-47.48, 13.1 before 13.1-59.22, 13.1-FIPS/NDcPP before 13.1-37.241, 12.1-FIPS/NDcPP before 12.1-55.330, or any general 12.1 / 13.0 build (EOL; migrate to a supported fixed release).
    Fixed or out of scope
    14.1-47.48 or later, 13.1-59.22 or later, 13.1-FIPS/NDcPP 13.1-37.241 or later, or 12.1-FIPS/NDcPP 12.1-55.330 or later, after a compromise assessment. Citrix-managed cloud and Adaptive Authentication are vendor-managed.

  • Confirm a CTX694938 precondition in ns.conf

    Config

    CTX694938: the overflow applies when Gateway (VPN, ICA Proxy, CVPN, or RDP Proxy), an AAA virtual server, listed IPv6 or DBS IPv6 load-balancing bindings, or an HDX cache-redirection virtual server is in use. The bulletin publishes matching ns.conf strings including add vpn vserver and add authentication vserver. Version alone is not enough.

    grep -E 'add vpn vserver|add authentication vserver' ns.conf
    Affected
    A matching Gateway or AAA line on a build below the first-fixed release for that train. CTX694938 also lists IPv6 / DBS IPv6 load-balancing and HDX cache-redirection preconditions with their own ns.conf strings.
    Fixed or out of scope
    No listed precondition on the appliance, or the appliance is on a first-fixed build after a compromise assessment. Absence of a precondition does not change the version table.

    This grep covers the two ns.conf tokens named in CTX694938. Check the bulletin for the IPv6 load-balancing and HDX strings rather than inventing them.

Limits

  • A version string alone does not prove a precondition is present.
  • Citrix lists no workaround. A patched appliance can still hold a webshell (Horizon3.ai via Cybersecurity Dive; Nextron).
  • Citrix-managed cloud and Adaptive Authentication are vendor-managed, not a statement about customer-owned appliances.

Can't patch yet?New

CTX694938 lists Workarounds/Mitigating Factors as None. CISA KEV tells you to apply vendor instructions or discontinue use. Patch is the only vendor fix.

No vendor mitigation published; patch is the only fix. Checked .

What defenders should do today

Do today

  1. 1

    Upgrade to a fixed NetScaler build

    Install Fixed in 14.1-47.48 or later, Fixed in 13.1-59.22 or later, 13.1-FIPS/NDcPP Fixed in 13.1-37.241 or later, or 12.1-FIPS/NDcPP Fixed in 12.1-55.330 or later. End-of-life 12.1 and 13.0 general trains must move to a supported fixed train. Citrix lists no workaround.

    CTX694938

  2. 2

    Confirm whether the appliance meets a precondition

    Inspect ns.conf for Gateway or AAA (add vpn vserver, add authentication vserver), IPv6 or DBS IPv6 load-balancing bindings, or HDX cache-redirection virtual servers, using the strings in CTX694938.

  3. 3

    Compromise-assess even after patching

    Assume webshells or backdoors may survive the upgrade. Run NCSC-NL citrix-2025 check scripts and/or an agentless YARA/IOC scan. Review httperror, VPN access, and shell logs.

    NCSC-NL citrix-2025Nextron THOR guidance

This week

  1. 1

    Reuse CISA AA23-201A hunting patterns

    CVE-2023-3519 detection steps (new PHP under logon and vpn paths, httperror anomalies, unexpected shell history) remain a practical baseline for NetScaler webshell hunts.

    CISA AA23-201A

Detection pointers

Web / reverse-proxy access logs

Detection pointers
SignalLog sourceWhat to look for
HTTP error and VPN access anomalieshttperror.log* / httpaccess-vpn.log* / sh.log* / bash.log*From CISA AA23-201A: search httperror logs for unexpected .php or .sh; review httpaccess-vpn for 200s to unknown resources; watch shell history for ldapsearch, openssl, and keys paths.
Detection pointers
SignalLog sourceWhat to look for
NCSC-NL appliance check script hitsAppliance filesystem / script log under /var/log/custom_checks_*NCSC-NL scripts flag suspicious PHP/XHTML and other indicators on live NetScaler hosts. Treat non-low-confidence hits as compromise leads. The scripts were written for the 2025 Citrix wave and are not CVE-2025-7775-specific.
New or unexpected PHP under logon and vpn pathsAppliance filesystemBorrowed from CISA AA23-201A: hunt *.php newer than the last known-good install under /var/netscaler/logon/, /var/vpn/, /netscaler/ns_gui/, and /var/python/.
No public Sigma or Splunk detection file locatedPublic rule repositoriesA 24 Oct 2026 check of SigmaHQ/sigma emerging-threats listings and splunk/security_content found no detection file for CVE-2025-7775. Use the pointers above and the NCSC-NL scripts.

Look for past exploitationNew

Collect appliance filesystem and httperror, VPN access, and shell logs back to at least 26 Aug 2025. Hunt for unexpected PHP under logon and vpn paths, then run NCSC-NL or agentless YARA checks even on patched boxes.

How far back to search

Search from (first exploitation). This date is a lower bound.

Citrix acknowledged observed exploitation on 26 Aug 2025. Independent reporting says campaigns began before patches. If the appliance was internet-exposed on a vulnerable build, extend the window as far as retention allows. Webshells may persist after a patch.

Log sources needed

Log sources needed
SourceWhyNeeded
Appliance filesystem (SSH or forensic image)Holds unexpected PHP/XHTML under logon, vpn, ns_gui, and python paths.Required
httperror.log* and httpaccess-vpn.log*CISA AA23-201A uses these for unexpected .php/.sh and unknown 200s.Required
sh.log* / bash.log*Shell history on the appliance after a successful drop.Optional
NCSC-NL script output under /var/log/custom_checks_*Records live-host check hits.Optional

Steps

  1. 1

    Collect logs and a filesystem view before trusting the upgrade

    Horizon3.ai, Nextron, and the NCSC-NL pattern from the 2025 Citrix wave all say patching is not enough if a backdoor is already present.

  2. 2

    Hunt new PHP under logon and vpn paths

    CISA AA23-201A (written for CVE-2023-3519) documents find for new .php under /netscaler/ns_gui/, /var/vpn/, /var/netscaler/logon/, and /var/python/.

  3. 3

    Search httperror and VPN access logs

    CISA documents zgrep of httperror for .sh/.php and review of httpaccess-vpn.log* plus sh.log* / bash.log*.

  4. 4

    Run NCSC-NL or agentless YARA checks

    NCSC-NL citrix-2025 scripts look for suspicious PHP/XHTML on the appliance. Nextron describes agentless THOR scanning of the filesystem.

Queries

Queries marked origin vuln2shell are our own and are dedicated to the public domain under CC0 1.0. Tune before use. Third-party hunts stay credited with a link.

SPL (Splunk)

  • NetScaler httperror / VPN access hits for unexpected PHP or shell

    Untested

    Log source: Forwarded httperror.log* / httpaccess-vpn.log* / sh.log* / bash.log*. Time range: From 2025-08-26, limited by retention

    index=* earliest="08/26/2025:00:00:00" (source="*httperror*" OR source="*httpaccess-vpn*" OR source="*sh.log*" OR source="*bash.log*")
(".php" OR ".sh")
| stats count min(_time) as firstTime max(_time) as lastTime values(source) as sources by host
| convert ctime(firstTime) ctime(lastTime)

    By vuln2shell, . Source. License: CC0 1.0

    Written by vuln2shell. Untested, tune before use.

    Patterns from CISA AA23-201A. Confirm the source field your collector uses for appliance logs.

KQL (Microsoft Sentinel / Defender)

  • NetScaler httperror / VPN access hits for unexpected PHP or shell

    Untested

    Log source: Forwarded NetScaler logs in Microsoft Sentinel (Syslog table). Time range: From 2025-08-26, limited by retention

    Syslog
| where TimeGenerated >= datetime(2025-08-26)
| where SyslogMessage has_any (".php", ".sh")
| where SyslogMessage has_any ("httperror", "httpaccess-vpn", "ns_gui", "netscaler") or ProcessName has_any ("httperror", "vpn")
| summarize Count = count(), FirstSeen = min(TimeGenerated), LastSeen = max(TimeGenerated), Samples = make_set(SyslogMessage, 5) by Computer

    By vuln2shell, . Source. License: CC0 1.0

    Written by vuln2shell. Untested, tune before use.

    Tune ProcessName/SyslogMessage to match how you ingest appliance logs.

LogScale (CrowdStrike)

  • NetScaler httperror / VPN access hits

    Untested

    Log source: Forwarded httperror / VPN access logs in LogScale. Time range: From 2025-08-26

    // Set the time picker to start 2025-08-26
/(\.php|\.sh)/
| /httperror|httpaccess-vpn|ns_gui|netscaler/
| groupBy([#host], function=[count(), min(@timestamp, as=firstSeen), max(@timestamp, as=lastSeen)])

    By vuln2shell, . Source. License: CC0 1.0

    Written by vuln2shell. Untested, tune before use.

Third-party hunts

Artefacts to check

Artefacts to check
KindWhatDetailSource
FileUnexpected *.php under /var/netscaler/logon/, /var/vpn/, /netscaler/ns_gui/, /var/python/CISA AA23-201A webshell hunt paths, reused here as a baseline.
Device loghttperror.log* lines naming unexpected .php or .shCISA AA23-201A log hunt.

Published IOCs

No CVE-2025-7775-specific file hashes or IPs from a primary vendor or government advisory are indexed here. News quotes are leads, not confirmed indicators.

What a hit means

  • Attempt

    Anomalous httperror or VPN access lines with no filesystem change.

  • Likely compromise

    Unexpected PHP or XHTML on the appliance, or NCSC-NL / THOR hits that are not low-confidence.

  • Confirmed compromise

    A webshell or backdoor that persists after reboot or after the upgrade.

Next steps

  1. 1

    Upgrade and keep hunting

    Install a fixed build, then continue the filesystem and log hunt. Do not treat the upgrade as clearance.

    CTX694938

  2. 2

    Rotate secrets stored on or behind the Gateway

    Assume credentials and sessions on a compromised appliance are exposed.

Limits

  • Lookback is a lower bound. Search only as far as your logs go; many SIEMs keep 30 to 90 days.
  • CISA AA23-201A was written for CVE-2023-3519. It is a transferable hunting baseline, not a CVE-2025-7775 root-cause detector.
  • No primary CVE-2025-7775 file-hash list is published in the sources reviewed here.
  • Appliances that never shipped logs off-box have no history after rotation.

If you find a hitNew

Install a CTX694938 fixed build. Citrix, Horizon3.ai (via Cybersecurity Dive), and Nextron say webshells or backdoors can remain after the upgrade. Hunt with NCSC-NL or CISA AA23-201A paths before trusting the appliance.

Containment

  1. 1

    Install a fixed NetScaler build

    CTX694938: 14.1-47.48 or later, 13.1-59.22 or later, 13.1-FIPS/NDcPP 13.1-37.241 or later, or 12.1-FIPS/NDcPP 12.1-55.330 or later. CISA KEV due date 28 Aug 2025: apply vendor instructions, follow BOD 22-01 for cloud services, or discontinue use if mitigations are unavailable. End-of-life 12.1 and 13.0 must move to a supported train.

  2. 2

    Compromise-assess even after the upgrade

    Cybersecurity Dive quotes Horizon3.ai that active exploitation is creating backdoors that can persist after patches. Nextron (8 Sep 2025): patching is not enough; run an agentless filesystem hunt. NCSC-NL citrix-2025 scripts look for suspicious PHP/XHTML on live hosts.

  3. 3

    Hunt new PHP under logon and vpn paths

    CISA AA23-201A (written for CVE-2023-3519) documents find for new .php under /netscaler/ns_gui/, /var/vpn/, /var/netscaler/logon/, and /var/python/, plus httperror and VPN access review. Reused here as a transferable baseline, not a CVE-2025-7775 root-cause detector.

  4. 4

    Isolate an appliance with unexpected PHP or a non-low-confidence check hit

    General

    Take the management and Gateway listeners off untrusted networks until the filesystem hunt is finished and a fixed build is installed. Do not treat the upgrade as clearance.

Rotate

  • Credentials, sessions, and secrets stored on or behind the Gateway

    General

    Horizon3.ai (via Cybersecurity Dive) and Nextron treat a compromised appliance as able to keep access after a patch. CISA AA23-201A hunts shell history for ldapsearch, openssl, and keys paths. No CVE-2025-7775-specific rotate list was published in the sources reviewed here.

Reported persistence

Reported persistence
KindWhatDetailSource
Web shellUnexpected *.php under /var/netscaler/logon/, /var/vpn/, /netscaler/ns_gui/, /var/python/CISA AA23-201A webshell hunt paths, reused as a baseline for the 2025 Citrix wave. Infosecurity Magazine quotes Kevin Beaumont describing pre-authentication code execution used to drop webshells.

Evidence to keep

  1. 1

    Keep the pre-upgrade ns.conf and build string

    CTX694938 uses ns.conf tokens to decide whether a precondition is present. Preserve a copy taken before the upgrade.

  2. 2

    Filesystem find results and NCSC-NL or THOR output

    Keep /var/log/custom_checks_* from NCSC-NL citrix-2025 and any agentless YARA/IOC report. Nextron published THOR guidance on 8 Sep 2025.

  3. 3

    httperror, VPN access, and shell logs from 26 Aug 2025

    CISA AA23-201A: zgrep httperror for .sh/.php; review httpaccess-vpn.log* and sh.log* / bash.log*.

Limits

  • CISA AA23-201A was written for CVE-2023-3519. It is a transferable hunting baseline, not a CVE-2025-7775 detector.
  • CTX694938 publishes no workaround and no CVE-2025-7775-specific file-hash list.
  • Appliances that never shipped logs off-box have no history after rotation.

Affected versions

Citrix NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway

Product version table
VersionStatusFixed version / ETAAdvisory
NetScaler ADC and Gateway 14.1Affected
version 14.1-47.48 or later

NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway 14.1 BEFORE 14.1-47.48

Source
NetScaler ADC and Gateway 13.1Affected
version 13.1-59.22 or later

NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway 13.1 BEFORE 13.1-59.22

Source
NetScaler ADC 13.1-FIPS and 13.1-NDcPPAffected
version 13.1-37.241 or later

NetScaler ADC 13.1-FIPS and NDcPP BEFORE 13.1-37.241-FIPS and NDcPP

Source
NetScaler ADC 12.1-FIPS and 12.1-NDcPPAffected
version 12.1-55.330 or later

NetScaler ADC 12.1-FIPS and NDcPP BEFORE 12.1-55.330-FIPS and NDcPP

Source
NetScaler ADC/Gateway 12.1 and 13.0 (non-FIPS general)EOL / migrate
EOL / migrate to a supported fixed release

NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway versions 12.1 and 13.0 are now End Of Life (EOL) and no longer supported. Customers are recommended to upgrade their appliances to one of the supported versions that address the vulnerabilities.

Source
Citrix-managed cloud / Adaptive AuthenticationNo customer action needed (vendor-managed)
Not stated

This bulletin only applies to customer-managed NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway. Cloud Software Group upgrades the Citrix-managed cloud services and Citrix-managed Adaptive Authentication with the necessary software updates.

Source

Timeline6

Key events

Newest first.

  1. NoteNew

    Nextron publishes agentless THOR hunting guidance for webshell-class artefacts and says patching is not enough.

    Source
  2. ExploitedNew

    Infosecurity Magazine reports Kevin Beaumont describing pre-authentication code execution used to drop webshells, with campaigns before patches.

    Source
  3. ExploitedNew

    Cybersecurity Dive quotes Horizon3.ai that active exploitation is creating backdoors that can persist after patches, and reports a Shadowserver exposure count of more than 28,000 unpatched instances.

    Source
  4. AdvisoryNew

    Citrix publishes CTX694938. The bulletin says exploits of CVE-2025-7775 on unmitigated appliances have been observed and lists no workaround.

    Source
  5. KEVNew

    CISA adds CVE-2025-7775 to KEV (due 28 Aug 2025). knownRansomwareCampaignUse Unknown.

    Source
Full timeline (6)
Mon 8 Sep 20251
  1. NoteNew

    Nextron publishes agentless THOR hunting guidance for webshell-class artefacts and says patching is not enough.

    Source
Wed 27 Aug 20252
  1. ExploitedNew

    Infosecurity Magazine reports Kevin Beaumont describing pre-authentication code execution used to drop webshells, with campaigns before patches.

    Source
  2. ExploitedNew

    Cybersecurity Dive quotes Horizon3.ai that active exploitation is creating backdoors that can persist after patches, and reports a Shadowserver exposure count of more than 28,000 unpatched instances.

    Source
Tue 26 Aug 20253
  1. AdvisoryNew

    Citrix publishes CTX694938. The bulletin says exploits of CVE-2025-7775 on unmitigated appliances have been observed and lists no workaround.

    Source
  2. VendorNew

    NetScaler blog restates the in-the-wild note and the fixed builds.

    Source
  3. KEVNew

    CISA adds CVE-2025-7775 to KEV (due 28 Aug 2025). knownRansomwareCampaignUse Unknown.

    Source

News & write-ups

Vendor2

Government1

PoC index (for defenders)

Public proof-of-concept links for defensive validation, with a source and a validation status.

Tenable and Arctic Wolf reported no public proof of concept at disclosure. Simulation repositories that say they do not contain real exploit code are not indexed here.

Open questions

  • First calendar day before 26 Aug 2025 is not pinned

    Citrix says exploits have been observed as of the advisory. Beaumont, via Infosecurity Magazine, says campaigns began before patches. No primary source reviewed here stamps an earlier first day.

  • No verified public weaponised proof of concept

    Tenable and Arctic Wolf reported no public PoC at disclosure. Repositories that label themselves as simulations are not exploits against NetScaler.

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