Summar Employee Portal 3.98.0 has an authenticated SQL injection vulnerability. Hackers can access the database using the “ctl00$ContentPlaceHolder1$filtroNombre” parameter. It’s like giving a toddler a permanent marker near freshly painted walls—chaos is inevitable! Stay updated to keep your data safe.

esm-dev version 136 has a serious path traversal vulnerability, known as CVE-2025-59342. Discovered by Byte Reaper, this flaw can be exploited for unauthorized access. If you thought paths were safe, think again! Remember, exploiting vulnerabilities is a no-go, but learning from them is a must!

Discover the latest in cyber comedy with a serious twist: the 1C-Bitrix remote code execution vulnerability saga. Laugh, cry, and maybe update your software as you explore how a translation module turned into a hacker’s playground. Secure your systems, but not before enjoying this tech thriller!

Discover the thrills of cyber acrobatics with the Bitrix24 Translate Module Remote Code Execution Vulnerability. It’s like a high-wire act but without a safety net for your data. Tune in to find out how this digital daredevilry unfolds!

nopCommerce 4.90.0’s Schedule Tasks feature has a CSRF vulnerability, allowing attackers to run tasks without user consent. Talk about scheduling a surprise party without the guest of honor! This flaw has its own CVE code: CVE-2025-65593. Time to patch up before your tasks become someone else’s to-do list!

Attention e-commerce adventurers! NopCommerce 4.90.0 has a bug in the product management section where malicious scripts can hitch a ride, thanks to cross-site scripting (XSS). Your “Product Name” and “Short Description” fields are the new danger zones. So, watch out before your site becomes a JavaScript jamboree!

Attention shoppers: nopCommerce 4.90.0 is offering a new deal—Cross Site Scripting vulnerability via the Currencies feature! Forget coupons; just tweak the “Custom formatting” field and watch the chaos unfold in Bestsellers, Orders, and product views. Secure shopping? Not today!

Watch out, bloggers! nopCommerce 4.90.0 has a Cross Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability lurking in its blog posts. Add some malicious spice to the Body overview field, and voilà—instant chaos! Keep your content management area safe, or you might end up with more than just cat videos on your blog!

nopCommerce 4.90.0 has been bitten by the notorious Cross Site Scripting (XSS) bug through its Attributes functionality. It’s a classic case of “JavaScript gone wild,” where attackers can sneak scripts into the Name field, waiting for a curious privileged user to trigger the mayhem.

Convercent’s whistleblowing platform had more leaks than a colander. Security misconfigurations and customer enumeration exposed vulnerabilities, now with shiny new CVE identifiers to boot. Keep your secrets safe, folks!

Apple’s new Safari 26.2 update is like a digital bouncer—keeping out unwanted crashes and snoops. The update patches several security vulnerabilities, ensuring your web browsing stays as smooth as a fresh jar of peanut butter. Stay safe with Safari 26.2, now available for macOS Sonoma and Sequoia.

Apple’s latest security update for macOS Sequoia 15.7.3 is here, addressing everything from memory corruption to apps snooping through your sensitive data. It’s like a digital game of whack-a-mole, but with vulnerabilities. Stay safe and updated, because nobody wants their FaceTime caller ID spoofed!

In a bid to keep Vision Pro users’ data safe, visionOS 26.2 swoops in like a digital superhero, tackling issues from app permissions to memory corruption. Apple takes a bite out of bugs with improved state handling and memory management, ensuring your device stays as secure as your secret cookie stash!

Apple’s watchOS 26.2 update is here, tackling everything from sneaky app permissions to FaceTime caller ID imposters. It’s like a superhero for your Apple Watch, swooping in to save the day from malicious attacks and rogue apps. Stay secure and update now—your wrist deserves the best!

In a world where even your TV needs a security update, Apple reveals tvOS 26.2. This patch tackles everything from apps gaining root privileges to a malicious device achieving world domination—well, maybe just a process crash. Check your Apple TV for updates before it becomes self-aware!

Apple’s latest macOS Sonoma update is out, and it’s fixing more issues than a therapist on speed dial. From memory corruption to apps sneaking into your sensitive data, macOS Sonoma 14.8.3 is here to plug those leaks. Stay patched and stay secure, or risk letting those sneaky apps crash your party.

Apple’s latest macOS Tahoe 26.2 update is here, addressing multiple security vulnerabilities like a digital superhero in a turtleneck. From fixing permissions and memory corruption issues to enhancing privacy controls, these improvements aim to keep your sensitive data safer than the last slice of pizza at a party.

iOS 18.7.3 and iPadOS 18.7.3 updates are here, addressing everything from memory corruption to FaceTime caller ID spoofing. Apple recommends applying these updates faster than a toddler with a crayon on a freshly painted wall. Keep your devices secure and your mischief managed!

Apple’s latest update, iOS 26.2 and iPadOS 26.2, is here to save the day! Fixing everything from FaceTime caller ID shenanigans to apps snooping through your Safari history, it’s like a superhero squad for your devices. So, update now and let iOS 26.2 and iPadOS 26.2 fight off those tech villains!

HP’s UEFI boot protection for computers is about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. Thanks to a bypass vulnerability, setting an admin password is like putting a lock on a wide-open door. So, if you thought your zBook Firefly was secure, think again—it’s more like a zBook Flutterby.