Predicted CVEs Likely to be Exploited – June 18, 2025
Stay Ahead of Tomorrow’s Threats, Today
Welcome to your daily forecast of potential cyber threats. As part of our continuous effort to equip defenders with foresight, we present a list of Common Vulnerability Enumerations (CVEs) that our threat prediction models indicate are likely to be exploited in the near future.
These predictions are based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to:
- Historical exploit trends
- Vulnerability entities
- Proof-of-Concept (PoC)
By focusing on these predicted CVEs, you can proactively address vulnerabilities before they become active threats, enhancing your organization’s security posture.
What Are Predicted CVEs?
Predicted CVEs are vulnerabilities that our threat intelligence models have identified as having a high likelihood of being exploited in the near future. These predictions are based on a combination of historical data, current threat landscape analysis, and advanced machine learning techniques.
Unlike traditional CVE lists that focus on known vulnerabilities, our predictions aim to provide a proactive approach to cybersecurity, allowing organizations to prioritize patching and mitigation efforts based on real-world exploit potential.
Why Do Predictions Matter?
Most organizations patch based on severity, but not all Critical vulnerabilities are exploited—and some Medium ones are. Prediction-based patching helps:
- Prioritize what’s truly urgent
- Reduce exposure windows
- Allocate security resources more effectively
Our model bridges the gap between CVSS-based risk and real-world exploit potential.
Top Predicted CVEs for June 18, 2025
- CVE-2025-0219
- CVE-2025-0567
- CVE-2025-0720
- CVE-2025-0732
- CVE-2025-0733
- CVE-2025-0797
- CVE-2025-1332
- CVE-2025-1613
- CVE-2025-1614
- CVE-2025-1615
- CVE-2025-1617
- CVE-2025-1629
- CVE-2025-2032
- CVE-2025-2191
- CVE-2025-2212
- CVE-2025-2213
- CVE-2025-2348
- CVE-2025-2397
- CVE-2025-2617
- CVE-2025-3145
- CVE-2025-3157
- CVE-2025-3841
- CVE-2025-2850
- CVE-2025-4996
- CVE-2025-5179
- CVE-2025-5880
Note: These CVEs are not yet confirmed as exploited in the wild but have high-risk indicators and exploit potential.
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