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Ghost CMS: When Path Traversal is a Ghostly Affair (CVE-2023-32235)
Ghost CMS before version 5.42.1 has a knack for revealing its secrets through path traversal. With CVE-2023-32235, hackers can take a casual stroll through your files, uncovering configuration secrets and sensitive data stored in your Ghost theme’s folder. It’s a vulnerability that’s more open than a diary left on a park bench!
Belkin Router Blunder: Hard-Coded Credentials Leave Door Wide Open!
Belkin F9K1009 and F9K1010 routers open the door to intruders with hard coded credentials. This exploit bypasses authentication, giving remote attackers admin access without valid credentials. Talk about leaving the key under the doormat! CVE-2025-8730 is the punchline nobody wanted.
VMware vSphere Client XSS Flaw: When Scripts Go Wild!
The VMware vSphere Client 8.0.3.0 is facing a reflected XSS vulnerability, allowing hackers to inject malicious scripts via the `/folder` endpoint. This bug can trigger JavaScript execution if you’re logged in—so maybe think twice before clicking that sketchy link during your next coffee break!
Microsoft SharePoint Server 2019 RCE: When Your Documents Can Hack Back!
Discover how to exploit Microsoft SharePoint Server 2019 for remote code execution using unauthenticated unsafe deserialization. This step-by-step guide is perfect for educational and authorized security testing purposes. Learn how to execute the SharePoint RCE exploit like a pro!
Hackers Rejoice: Tigo Energy Cloud Connect Vulnerability Exposed!
Tigo Energy Cloud Connect Advanced 4.0.1 is in hot water after being hit with a command injection vulnerability, CVE-2025-7769. This digital misstep allows hackers to slip commands into the system, making it less secure than a paper umbrella in a rainstorm. Stay alert and keep your software updated to avoid this tech faux pas!
Microsoft Mojo IPC Sandbox Escape: A Hacker’s Delight or Disaster?
In a twist that could make any tech guru chuckle, the Microsoft Edge Renderer Process is caught sneaking out of its sandbox. This Mojo IPC escapade, known as CVE-2025-2783, shows how a mischievous renderer process can slip past restrictions and gain system control. Stay tuned for more on this digital jailbreak!
Grav CMS RCE Alert: Hackers Love Direct Install, You Won’t!
Grav CMS 1.7.48 is vulnerable to authenticated remote code execution. Thanks to the “Direct Install” feature, adventurous admins can transform their website into a high-tech puppet show, with PHP scripts pulling the strings. Just make sure your malicious plugin has a catchy name—evilplugin has a nice ring to it!
CitrixBleed Strikes Again: Memory Disclosure Exploit Unveiled!
Citrix NetScaler ADC/Gateway 14.1 vulnerability alert! Memory disclosure has been identified, and hackers are ready with exploit scripts. CVE-2025-5777 is the culprit, and it’s not messing around. Time to patch up and keep your sensitive data from spilling like a clumsy waiter with a tray of drinks!
SQL Injection Extravaganza: Projectworlds Online Admission System Vulnerability Exposed!
In a world where online admissions are meant to be seamless, the projectworlds Online Admission System 1.0 is taking a dramatic plot twist with a starring role in an SQL injection vulnerability. With CVE-2025-8471, hackers can now enroll themselves in a crash course on cybersecurity breaches!
Cisco ISE Exploit: The Unauthorized Bypass Bonanza!
Cisco ISE 3.0 has a glaring flaw: an authorization bypass vulnerability. CVE-2025-20125 lets you read sensitive configurations, reload or reboot systems with the flair of a magician pulling a rabbit from a hat. Warning: Use responsibly, or you might find yourself in a different kind of magic act—disappearing from the IT department!
Cisco ISE RCE Exploit: The Unwanted Java Adventure (CVE-2025-20124)
Discover the hilariously dangerous world of Cisco ISE Java Deserialization RCE. Learn how CVE-2025-20124 lets mischievous minds execute remote code with a few lines of Python. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility—and possibly a call from your IT department.
Cisco ISE RCE Exploit: The Unwanted Java Adventure (CVE-2025-20124)
Discover the hilariously dangerous world of Cisco ISE Java Deserialization RCE. Learn how CVE-2025-20124 lets mischievous minds execute remote code with a few lines of Python. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility—and possibly a call from your IT department.
SSH-ock and Awe: The Erlang Vulnerability That’s Giving Hackers a Field Day!
Brace yourself for CVE-2025-32433, the digital equivalent of a cat burglar crashing a security conference. This vulnerability lets unauthorized users execute remote code in Erlang’s SSH daemon, with a whopping CVSS score of 10.0. It’s a hacker’s daydream, especially in OT networks, so patch up or risk becoming the punchline in a cyber comedy show.
Tesla Scam Alert: Fake Optimus Preorders Preying on Enthusiasts!
Looking for an Optimus Tesla preorder? Beware of fraudulent sites! These sneaky scammers copy Tesla’s website design, luring hopeful customers with promises of futuristic robot companions. Don’t let your dreams—and money—get mopped up in this phishing frenzy. Check the official site for updates, not your credit card statement!
Microsoft Exchange Mayhem: Patch That Vulnerability Before It’s Too Late!
CISA’s new Emergency Directive 25-02 is here to save the day, or at least your Microsoft Exchange server. With a vulnerability scarier than your inbox after a week off, agencies must act fast. Don’t be the last one to patch!
Yealink’s IP Phone Fiasco: Vulnerabilities Ringing All the Wrong Bells!
Update your Yealink IP phones now! Vulnerabilities like improper restriction of authentication attempts and resource allocation without throttling could lead to an information leak. So unless you want your phone to spill secrets like a chatty parrot, head to the Yealink support portal and upgrade to the latest versions ASAP.
EG4 Inverter Security Flaw: A Shocking Tale of Unplugged Vulnerabilities
View CSAF: EG4 Electronics’ inverters are under attack! Vulnerabilities include cleartext transmission, firmware downloads without integrity checks, and more. Hackers could intercept and manipulate data or hijack access. But don’t panic—EG4 is on it with upcoming fixes. Until then, let’s hope hackers are too busy trying to remember their Netflix passwords.
TLS Trouble: Dreame Apps Vulnerability Leaves Users Exposed!
View CSAF: Dreame Technology’s Dreamehome and MOVAhome mobile apps are in the spotlight with an 8.5 CVSS v4 score for a vulnerability involving improper certificate validation. It’s a classic case of “Who needs proper certificates when we’ve got self-signed ones?” Be cautious, or your data might just end up on an unexpected journey!
TLS Trouble: Dreame Apps Vulnerability Leaves Users Exposed!
View CSAF: Dreame Technology’s Dreamehome and MOVAhome mobile apps are in the spotlight with an 8.5 CVSS v4 score for a vulnerability involving improper certificate validation. It’s a classic case of “Who needs proper certificates when we’ve got self-signed ones?” Be cautious, or your data might just end up on an unexpected journey!
Remote Exploit Alert: Packet Power’s Missing Authentication Drama Unleashed!
In the latest episode of “Tech Mishaps,” Packet Power’s EMX and EG devices are starring in the “Missing Authentication for Critical Function” saga. With a CVSS v4 score of 9.3, this vulnerability allows attackers to waltz in without knocking. View CSAF to see how to update your devices and avoid being the next plot twist!