The Tiiwee X1 Alarm System has an “open door” policy for security breaches! Thanks to a vulnerability, all it takes is a radio signal capture and a Flipper Zero to disarm the system. Talk about an alarm system that doesn’t quite make a sound when it should.

The Tiiwee X1 Alarm System has an “open door” policy for security breaches! Thanks to a vulnerability, all it takes is a radio signal capture and a Flipper Zero to disarm the system. Talk about an alarm system that doesn’t quite make a sound when it should.

Honeywell MB Secure has a hidden talent: executing any OS command with root permissions. Just sprinkle a few semicolons into the web interface, and voilà! You’re the device’s new master. Not the kind of feature you’d expect, right? Patch it up with MB-Secure v12.53 or MB-Secure PRO v03.09, pronto!

HP Wolf Security Controller is facing multiple vulnerabilities, including a lack of authentication on the device API and missing CSRF protection. HP suggests these issues are misconfigurations, not vulnerabilities. So, it’s not a bug, it’s a “feature.” Make sure to configure your settings before your data takes a walk on the wild side!

Ivanti Endpoint Manager’s Security Scan (Vulscan) Self Update has a vulnerability that could elevate local privileges via DLL search order hijacking. The fix? Install the vendor’s patch ASAP! Otherwise, malicious actors might escalate their status faster than an intern with a good coffee order.

Attention Economizzer users! A session invalidation flaw in version 0.9-beta1 lets unauthorized access persist after logout. It’s like your session threw a wild party and forgot to leave when you did. Stay alert and check for updates to avoid uninvited guests!

Watch out! Economizzer v.0.9-beta1 is vulnerable to a persistent cross-site scripting exploit. Unsanitized inputs can let attackers inject JavaScript, turning your budget app into a surprise party for malicious scripts. Remember, sanitize today, or script mayhem tomorrow!

A bug in Economizzer’s cashbook entry lets hackers sneak in JavaScript like it’s Black Friday at the malware mall. This persistent cross-site scripting vulnerability means your accounting app might end up accounting for chaos instead. Stay alert or your finances might just get a taste of cyber comedy.

Safari 18.5 update: now with improved crash aversion skills, tackling memory corruption like a digital ninja! Available for macOS Ventura and Sonoma, it’s the security blanket your browser never knew it needed.

Apple’s visionOS 2.5 update is here, and it’s got more security fixes than a secret agent’s toolkit. From stopping apps from snooping to preventing unexpected crashes, this update has it all. Even Apple’s JPEGs are getting a makeover. It’s a patch party you won’t want to miss!

Apple’s latest macOS Ventura 13.7.6 update is here, addressing a slew of security issues. Highlights include fixes for maliciously crafted media file handling, AFP shares that could crash your system, and apps sneakily gaining root privileges. It’s like a digital game of whack-a-mole, but with more code and fewer moles.

In the latest macOS Sonoma 14.7.6 update, Apple has patched multiple vulnerabilities—because nothing says “security” like a system that doesn’t crash when you sneeze. Rest easy, your Mac is now less likely to become a digital piñata for hackers.

Apple has released macOS Sequoia 15.5 with a slew of security fixes. Highlights include protecting against apps that suddenly become more curious than a cat and malicious content that crashes your system faster than a clumsy toddler. Find out how Apple is patching up these pesky issues on their support page.

iPadOS 17.7.7 is here, addressing various security issues. From surprise app termination to metadata-reading apps, Apple has tackled it all with enhancements that will make your iPad feel safer than a cat in a room full of rocking chairs. Remember, updating is key—unless you enjoy living life on the edge!

Apple’s tvOS 18.5 update aims to fix more bugs than a fly swatter at a picnic! With improved input sanitization and memory management, Apple ensures your Apple TV is less “crash course” and more “smooth streaming.” For those interested, you can check the security content on Apple’s website.

Apple’s tvOS 18.5 update aims to fix more bugs than a fly swatter at a picnic! With improved input sanitization and memory management, Apple ensures your Apple TV is less “crash course” and more “smooth streaming.” For those interested, you can check the security content on Apple’s website.

Apple has released watchOS 11.5, addressing a slew of security issues. From malicious media files to unexpected app crashes, this update has more drama than a reality TV show. Update now, because who wants their Apple Watch acting up like a rebellious teenager?

iOS 18.5 and iPadOS 18.5 updates are here, tackling issues like unexpected app crashes and rogue FaceTime microphones. Apple’s security team has been busy squashing bugs to keep your gadgets safe and sound. Don’t miss out on these vital fixes, or you might find yourself in a tech comedy of errors!

Discover how a tiny line of custom CSS in Invision Community could turn your website into a hacker’s playground. Keep your site intact and avoid turning your community into a remote code execution vulnerability theme park!

Attention all Unix users: the Automic Automation Agent has a bug that lets users climb the privilege ladder faster than a cat up a curtain. Stay tuned for updates before your system becomes a playground for mischievous hackers.