Cisco’s workarounds are like duct tape: handy but temporary. To truly dodge this vulnerability, upgrade to the fixed Cisco software. Consider it your tech immune booster shot.

Investigating Windows Systems reveals the secret sauce of DF/IR work: It’s not the images, but the process. Even with a Windows XP cameo, these techniques can be rebooted for any Windows OS. Turns out, the real mystery was the friends we made along the way… or maybe just the intake forms.

Reverse engineering isn’t just for executables anymore! Discover how an innocent-looking email attachment evolves into a devious PowerShell script, confounding security analysts and antivirus software alike. Spoiler: It’s like a malware version of a Russian nesting doll. Prepare for a wild ride through obfuscation and cunning tricks in the world of reverse engineering.

Get ready for a storm of insights with the ISC Stormcast for November 13, 2025. This episode promises to be as enlightening as finding WiFi on a deserted island. Join us as we dive into the latest cybersecurity news and updates, ensuring you’re prepared for anything the digital skies might throw your way!

SmartApeSG, also known as ZPHP or HANEYMANEY, is a campaign that uses fake CAPTCHA pages to unleash NetSupport RAT infections. Clicking “verify you are human” injects malicious content into your clipboard, like a sneaky ninja hiding in plain sight. Remember, if it looks too CAPTCHA to be true, it probably is!

CISA is urging federal agencies to double-check if their ASA and Firepower devices have the minimum software versions. Some thought they did, but surprise—they didn’t! CISA’s new guidance is your cheat sheet to dodge the “I thought I updated” trap. Stay secure, stay updated, and don’t be that agency.

CISA has added three new vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog, raising eyebrows and stress levels. These vulnerabilities are like the clingy exes of the cyber world, refusing to go away and always causing trouble. Federal agencies must fix these vulnerabilities pronto to keep their networks safe from cyber chaos.

Exploring the intricacies of MSI file formats can feel like unraveling a mystery novel, where metadata is the secret sauce. From infostealers to WiX Toolset creations, these files offer a treasure trove of insights. So grab your MiTeC Structured Storage Viewer, dive in, and let the metadata magic unravel before your eyes!

Tune into the ISC Stormcast for November 12th, 2025, where cyber threats are dissected with all the seriousness of a cat chasing a laser pointer. Get your daily dose of digital doom and laughter as we navigate the stormy seas of cybersecurity!

Microsoft Patch Tuesday has arrived, fixing 80 vulnerabilities. One is already being exploited, and five are rated critical. Despite the numbers, it’s considered a “lighter than normal” patch day—like finding out the tornado in your backyard is just a strong breeze. Remember: apply patches wisely, folks!

Authentication coercion is the new “Hey, can I borrow your password?” Instead of sweet-talking you into sharing credentials, attackers force Windows machines to authenticate with them, exploiting rarely used protocols. This sneaky tactic might just be the cybersecurity equivalent of a surprise birthday party—except everyone’s uninvited, and they’re stealing cake.

CISA adds the Samsung Mobile Devices Out-of-Bounds Write Vulnerability, CVE-2025-21042, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog. This vulnerability is like a favorite dish for cyber actors—irresistible and risky. While federal agencies must act, CISA strongly advises everyone to address these vulnerabilities promptly to avoid serving up a cyber feast.

Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL users, brace yourselves! A crafty bug, CVE-2025-12967, could let low-privileged users play superuser. Upgrade your AWS Wrappers to protect your databases from these wannabe hackers before they escalate themselves to the digital throne!

Cybersecurity: It’s not about the number of screens or flashy distributions. Sure, a four-screen setup looks cool, but what really counts is how you use your tools to solve cases. Let’s swap bragging about setups for sharing processes that can truly transform the industry.

Scans are popping up with the username “FTP_3cx,” but Google can’t help us. Are these rogue backups or just a bad username choice? If you’re an FTP aficionado, mind sharing your 3CX secrets? We’re all ears, and maybe a bit nosey too.

Application security is no joke, unless you’re attending the class in Dallas from Dec 1-6, 2025. Then it’s a laugh riot with a side of threat-level green. Dive into the world of securing web apps, APIs, and microservices, where even cyber threats might crack a smile.

Spotted some unusual requests on my honeypot for code repositories. Remember, when deploying a repository to your website, don’t share your secret sauce, unless you want your secrets to end up in someone else’s soup!

Beware of Ion-C versions under v1.1.4; they’re as leaky as a sieve in a rainstorm, potentially exposing sensitive data with UTF-8 escape sequences. Update to version 1.1.4 and remember, only trust data from sources as reliable as your favorite coffee shop’s Wi-Fi—and that’s saying something!

In a twist of digital fate, Safari 26.1 is here to thwart mischievous websites with improved security checks. No more address bar shenanigans or UI trickery. Thanks to Apple’s updates, your browsing experience is now safer than a cat in a room full of rocking chairs. Enjoy the ride!

Apple’s visionOS 26.1 update for Apple Vision Pro is like a digital bouncer, addressing issues from apps taking sneaky screenshots to sandbox breakouts. If your apps were planning a jailbreak, they’re in for a surprise with improved memory handling and privacy checks. Consider this update your Vision Pro’s new best friend.