MV Drives by ABB have some vulnerabilities that could let hackers party all over your drives or crash them entirely. If your drives aren’t up to date, it’s like leaving your front door wide open. So, update your firmware and keep those pesky cyber gremlins out!

Attention all tech aficionados and cyber sleuths: Schneider Electric’s Wiser Home Controller WHC-5918A has left the building, but not before dropping a security vulnerability bombshell! The exposure of sensitive information to unauthorized actors is a real party pooper. It’s time to upgrade or unplug before the hackers RSVP. View CSAF for full details.

As of January 2023, CISA is taking a break from updating ICS security advisories for Siemens product vulnerabilities. For the freshest scoop, check Siemens’ ProductCERT Security Advisories. So, if you’re keen on staying in the vulnerability loop, it’s time to bookmark Siemens’ page!

CISA’s dropped five ICS advisories like surprise party invites, but with more security warnings and fewer balloons. Stay ahead of the curve and catch up on the latest ICS vulnerabilities before hackers can RSVP.

In the world of cybersecurity, being up-to-date is crucial. This article highlights a Microsoft Windows 11 kernel privilege escalation vulnerability, known as CVE-2024-21338. It’s a flaw that could allow someone to move from regular user to administrator faster than a cat can knock over a glass of water. Stay informed, stay safe!

WordPress Core 6.2 has a directory traversal exploit that can potentially reveal sensitive files. By using a specific payload, users can test if their system is vulnerable. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility, or in this case, great potential for accidental file snooping!

Firefox ESR 115.11 has a new trick—arbitrary JavaScript execution in PDF.js! It’s like your PDFs took a night class in hacking. Stay vigilant, or they might just give you more than you bargained for. Remember, when PDFs start running scripts, it’s time to update your software!

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. But when code-projects Online Exam Mastering System 1.0 gives you unsanitized inputs, it serves up a Reflected XSS vulnerability on a silver platter. Who knew a little “q” parameter could wreak so much havoc? Remember, always sanitize your inputs, or face the wrath of CVE-2025-28121!

In a plot twist worthy of a tech-savvy sitcom, WonderCMS 3.4.2 falls victim to the classic Remote Code Execution (RCE) gag. With a few clever lines of code, a hacker can turn a simple login page into a comedy of errors, proving once again that even websites aren’t safe from slapstick!

In a plot twist worthy of a Hollywood movie, Microsoft Windows 11 23h2’s CLFS.sys decided to moonlight as a privilege escalator. Kudos to Milad Karimi (Ex3ptionaL) for exposing this drama. Remember, folks, keep your systems updated, or your OS might just become too privileged for its own good!

OpenSSH server (sshd) 9.8p1 on Linux is racing against time and losing. Exploiting a signal handler race condition, this vulnerability allows remote code execution as root. It’s like a marathon where the server trips over its own feet, giving attackers the gold medal. Watch your step, OpenSSH!

Beware tar-fs 3.0.0, which could sneakily write or overwrite files on your system thanks to CVE-2024-12905. This exploit, lovingly crafted by Ardayfio Samuel Nii Aryee, could make your computer as vulnerable as a piñata at a toddler’s birthday party. Use with caution, or just use something else!

Unleash the power of Ad Hoc Yara Rules with xorsearch.py! Simply prefix your input with #r#, #s#, or #x# and let the magic happen. Whether it’s regex, simple strings, or hex sequences, we’ve got you covered. No more fuss, just fun with flexible YARA rule creation!

Attention developers: If your Ion data suddenly resembles a Möbius strip, your version of Amazon.IonDotnet might be stuck in a CVE-2025-3857 infinite loop. Upgrade to version 1.3.1 to escape this vortex and prevent denial of service. Remember, not all loops are infinite, but when they are, it’s best to patch and dash!

North Korean IT workers are infiltrating organizations through remote positions using real-time deepfake technology. Our report outlines detection strategies to help security and HR teams bolster their hiring processes against this threat. With readily available tools, even a novice can create a synthetic identity in just over an hour.

The human factor might be the weakest link in cybersecurity, but tech giants like Google could do more to help. Their ad service still redirects to phishing sites even a week later. A little more vigilance, folks! Google’s VirusTotal could spot these malicious links faster than a caffeinated squirrel.

Get ready to secure your web apps in sunny San Diego! Join the Application Security class from May 5th to 10th, 2025, and master securing web apps, APIs, and microservices. Spots are as limited as a hacker’s patience during a two-factor authentication process! Don’t miss out!

Drupal 11.x-dev is at it again with a full path disclosure exploit, proving once more that even error logging can’t hide its secrets. Core/authorize.php is the culprit, and it’s not shy about it. With CVE-2024-45440, remember: knowledge is power, but misuse might land you in hot water. Use wisely!

KiviCare WordPress Plugin versions up to 3.6.4 are experiencing a vulnerability that’s got hackers feeling cheeky. With an unauthenticated SQL injection flaw, attackers can manipulate the tax_calculated_data AJAX action. It’s like giving them a backstage pass to your clinic’s database. For peace of mind, update to version 3.6.5 or later.

An IDOR vulnerability in UJCMS 9.6.3 lets unauthenticated users play detective with usernames via the user id parameter. It’s like a treasure hunt for identities, minus the map and pirate hat. Watch out, admin, they’re coming for your secret stash of usernames!