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CVE-2025-27558_Patching

Patching CVE-2025-27558 vulnerability that had affected my linux image.

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CVE-2025-27558_Patching

Patching CVE-2025-27558 vulnerability that had affected my linux image.

Atlas Incident: Unexpected Outbound Connection (197.155.77.1)

This folder documents a real-world network anomaly detected on the Atlas machine, a Wazuh-monitored Ubuntu system.

During a routine system update to patch CVE-2025-27558, Atlas unexpectedly attempted to fetch packages from a misconfigured HTTP mirror at 197.155.77.1:80. The server was publicly exposing directory listings (CPAN/) and returned 404 errors — triggering a full incident investigation.

What’s Inside

  • incident-atlas-mirror-anomaly.md
    Full case file: discovery, investigation steps, tools used, root cause analysis, and resolution.

Skills Demonstrated

  • Threat detection & hunting
  • Package manager forensics
  • Mirror validation & hardening
  • Vulnerability patching (CVE-2025-27558)
  • Documentation & SOC reporting

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System now patched, secure, and fully monitored. Logged as part of Jeffrey’s cybersecurity homelab portfolio.

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