Critical Analysis: CVE-2025-32424 - AutoGPT is a workflow automation platform for creating, depl... — June 22, 2026

Published 22 Jun 2026 · vulnerability management, CVE analysis, threat intelligence, security operations, cybersecurity news

Initial Discovery and Context Alright, let's dig into CVE-2025-32424, a nasty little bug in AutoGPT that surfaced recently. As a senior analyst here at AGMP Partners, I’ve been tracking workflow automation platforms leveraging AI agents closely. They're a new frontier, and with new frontiers come new attack vectors. This particular vulnerability, published on June 22, 2026, concerns the ScreenshotWebPageBlock component within AutoGPT, specifically versions prior to 0.6.63. The core issue revolves around how it handles the persistence of captured screenshots. Now, AutoGPT, for those less familiar, is a robust system for orchestrating continuous AI agents, meaning it’s often deployed in environments with access to sensitive internal resources, interacting with various web services, often authenticating with internal credentials. This isn't just some benign desktop application; we're talkin