<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">A zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-4123) in Grafana, a popular analytics platform, allows malicious account hijacking.Despite a fix being available, over 46,500 instances of Grafana remain vulnerable to exploitation.Reports highlight the increasing vulnerabilities in open-source software, with 86% of analyzed applications containing vulnerable components.To combat security threats, the SOC Prime Platform offers real-time threat intelligence and detection tools for proactive defense.The CVE-2025-4123 vulnerability affects a significant percentage of Grafana instances, exposing them to account takeover risks.The flaw, named 'The Grafana Ghost,' enables attackers to execute arbitrary code and seize control of user accounts.Exploiting this vulnerability can lead to loss of visibility into key systems and operational data compromise.Mitigation measures include updating to patched Grafana versions to reduce the risk of exploits.Organizations with exposed instances of CVE-2025-4123 must implement proactive defense strategies to thwart potential attacks.The SOC Prime Platform offers advanced AI-driven solutions to help organizations act swiftly in the face of evolving cyber threats.