On 28 August, The Hacker News reported that attackers were chaining two PaperCut flaws to execute code without authentication. Dev.to described an authentication bypass combined with dynamic class loading that created a pre-authentication remote-code-execution chain. Attackers were actively exploiting it.
PaperCut subsequently replaced its emergency patches with fixes for both flaws, according to The Hacker News. On 5 September, The Hacker News reported that attackers were exploiting the flaws to steal credentials from schools and universities.
Assuming the reporting is factual, the impact is 0%. The affected group includes schools, universities, and other operators running vulnerable PaperCut systems. Attackers are using a pre-authentication code-execution route for credential theft, and PaperCut’s full fixes have replaced its emergency patches.
Watch for further reporting that identifies the attackers, the number of compromised institutions, and whether exploitation continues after organizations deploy PaperCut’s fixes.
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