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Detecting and Mitigating Apache Tomcat CVE-2025-24813

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Detecting and Mitigating Apache Tomcat CVE-2025-24813

Exploitation can result in RCE, severe information leakage, or malicious content injection.

Executive summary

\r\n On March 10, 2025, a path equivalence vulnerability in Apache Tomcat (assigned CVE-2025-24813) was publicly disclosed, along with a patch for it. 

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\r\n While the vulnerability could allow for RCE, it is considered by Apache to be a moderate severity vulnerability, as it has specific non-default prerequisites to be exploitable.

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\r\n Shortly after the vulnerability was published, Akamai began seeing initial exploit attempts probing potential servers for this vulnerability.

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\r\n In this blog post, Akamai researchers provide in-depth details about the vulnerability,  exploitation techniques, and detection strategies.

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\r\n An Akamai Adaptive Security Engine Rapid Rule is automatically providing protection for Akamai App & API Protector customers . 

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\r\n We also…

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