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CRITICAL THREAT ADVISORY | THREATWIRE EDITION | JANUARY 2026

CVE-2025-15026: Why 2026’s First 9.8 Severity Flaw is a ‘God-Mode’ Pass for Centreon Hackers

Unmasking the unauthenticated administrative account creation siphon in Centreon’s AWIE module and the neural liquidation of global monitoring fabrics.

I. Executive Intelligence Summary

On January 5, 2026, the CyberDudeBivash Neural Forensic Lab unmasked a terminal logic failure in Centreon Infra Monitoring, a cornerstone for global IT infrastructure oversight. Tracked as CVE-2025-15026, this critical vulnerability resides in the AWIE (Awie Import) module. It represents a “Missing Authentication for Critical Function” (CWE-306) event, allowing an unauthenticated remote adversary to siphon administrative privileges by creating unauthorized accounts through a configuration import mechanism.

With a catastrophic CVSS score of 9.8, this flaw liquidates the identity blockade of the monitoring plane. CyberDudeBivash institutional telemetry indicates that an adversary can achieve absolute sovereignty over the monitoring enclave, enabling them to disable alerts, manipulate performance data, and sequestrate the entire network view. This  mandate deconstructs the “AWIE-Siphon” and provide the technical blockade required to protect your 2026 infrastructure from unmasked “God-Mode” access.

II. Threat Lineage: The Evolution of Monitoring Liquidation

The lineage of attacks targeting IT monitoring systems has transitioned from UI-based SQL Injections (2019-2023) to API-based Logic Bypasses (2025-2026). Historically, Centreon faced challenges with SQLi-driven RCE (CVE-2024-23118).

In 2026, CVE-2025-15026 confirms that adversaries are now focusing on the Configuration Plane. As organizations siphoned more automation into their monitoring workflows, tools like AWIE (Centreon’s administrative import module) were unmasked as high-value targets. The 2026 “God-Mode” siphon exploits the inherent trust placed in configuration-import protocols, liquidating the need for complex memory corruption. This lineage confirms that as perimeters hardened, state-aligned syndicates and IABs moved to Administrative Tooling siphons to achieve total network visibility without triggering EDR alarms.

III. Full Technical Kill Chain Analysis

The exploitation of CVE-2025-15026 follows a machine-speed kill chain designed to liquidate Centreon’s administrative blockade through an unauthenticated configuration siphon.

4.1 Initial Access: The AWIE-Siphon

Adversaries unmask vulnerable Centreon enclaves by scanning for the web interface and specific AWIE module endpoints. Because the module fails to perform any authentication for its Configuration Import function, the 2026 siphon utilizes an unauthenticated HTTP request to the centreon-awie component. This unmasks the internal administrative logic to external, unverified actors.

4.2 Execution: Administrative Identity Liquidation

The core of the vulnerability is Missing Access Control (ACL) constraints. The attacker siphons a specially crafted configuration file into the AWIE module. This file is not siphoned as data, but as Instructional Logic. The system processes the import, which includes a command to create a new administrative user. This liquidates the existing security hierarchy, unmasking the “God-Mode” pass without a single valid credential being presented.

4.3 Persistence: Sovereignty Sequestration

Once the administrative account is created, the adversary sequestrates the Centreon Management Plane. They use their “God-Mode” pass to unmask every poller, siphoning the credentials for monitored hosts and network devices. Because monitoring servers are “Trusted Entities,” the attacker can move laterally to liquidate the entire enterprise infrastructure while remaining invisible to standard behavioral blockades.

4.4 Defense Evasion: Policy-Layer Masking

Because the attack occurs at the Logic Layer, the 2026 variant is invisible to signature-based AV and WAFs. The creation of a “User” is a legitimate function; it is only the Provenance of the Request that is malicious. The attacker further sequestrates their footprint by using their new administrative power to programmatically liquidate the monitoring logs associated with their entry siphon.

IV. Forensic Artifacts & Detection Strategy

SOC teams must shift from file-based auditing to Administrative-Flow Triage. CyberDudeBivash mandates the following telemetry anchors to unmask the Centreon “God-Mode” siphon:

5.1 Web-UI and API Siphon Telemetry

• Unauthenticated AWIE Requests: Monitor for any HTTP POST requests to the centreon-awie module that lack a valid session cookie or originate from unrecognized IP siphons.
• Import Log Anomalies: Unmask any configuration import events that result in the creation of users with Admin flags. Alert on imports originating from non-authorized administrative workstation enclaves.

5.2 Host-Based Forensic Artifacts

• User Database Triage: Periodically siphon and audit the Centreon user list. Hunt for accounts created with recent timestamps that do not correlate with official change-management tickets.
• Configuration Drift: Alert on sudden changes to the Pollers or Remote Pollers configurations, which often signal an adversary sequestrating lateral access.
• Service Log Siphoning: Siphon and inspect the centcore.log and centreon-web.log for evidence of unauthenticated API calls to the configuration modules.

V. Mitigation & Hardening Playbook

To liquidate the risk of the CVE-2025-15026 siphon, CyberDudeBivash Pvt. Ltd. mandates the following sovereign blockade:

1. Immediate Liquidation: Patch to Build 25.10.2+

Centreon has unmasked the official remediation. Ensure all nodes are upgraded to 25.10.2, 24.10.3, or 24.04.3 immediately. Do not delay—this is the primary entry vector for 2026 ransomware syndicates.

2. Sovereign Hardening: Module Sequestration

If patching is delayed, liquidate the AWIE module entirely by disabling it in the Extensions Manager. Sequestrate your monitoring server within a ZTNA Enclave, ensuring that only authenticated hardware-tokens (FIDO2) can unmask the web interface. Implement Database-Layer Monitoring to alert on unauthorized user creation at the SQL level.

VI. Forensic Integration: The CyberDudeBivash Arsenal

Our Top 10 open-source tools provide the primary sovereign primitives required to unmask and liquidate Monitoring Plane siphons like CVE-2025-15026.

IAM Siphon Analyzer
Audit your Centreon identity fabric. Unmask unauthorized admin creation and liquidate “God-Mode” sessions by enforcing strict hardware-anchored identity.

SecretsGuard™ Pro
Sequestrate your monitoring administrative credentials. SecretsGuard™ Pro unmasks siphoned tokens and liquidates their validity even if the monitoring console is breached.

Autonomous SOC Triage Bot
Siphon your Centreon logs into our neural triage bot. We unmask “AWIE-style” unauthenticated requests and liquidate the malicious session in real-time.

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VII. CyberDudeBivash Academy: Monitoring Plane Mastery

To liquidate technical debt and unmask “Control Plane” vulnerabilities in your infrastructure, we offer specialized labs in Administrative Logic Forensics.

Centreon Forensic Deep-Dive

Master the art of siphoning malformed configuration imports and unmasking unauthenticated account creation using our Hostinger-based virtual enclaves and Edureka masterclasses.

Zero-Trust Operations 2026

Learn the Sovereign Sequestration Protocol: how to air-gap monitoring consoles while maintaining high-fidelity visibility across global cloud-enclaves.

 Institutional & Sovereign Solutions

Our  mandate has unmasked the terminal risk of Centreon zero-days. For institutional control-plane auditing, monitoring-enclave design, and sovereign forensic consulting, contact our advisory board.

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X. Strategic Outlook: 2026—The Year of the Admin Siphon

The CVE-2025-15026 siphons unmask a terminal reality: When the monitoring plane is breached, the adversary unmasks the entire enterprise. As syndicates automate the liquidation of configuration modules, defenders must move to Strict Identity Sequestration and Immutable Configuration Policies immediately. The digital border is no longer at the firewall; it is in the validity of the AWIE import. The mission is absolute.© 2026 CyberDudeBivash Pvt. Ltd. • All Rights Sequestrated • Zero-Trust Reality • Sovereign Infrastructure Defense