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!

Inventio Lite 4 has a vulnerability that makes it as secure as a screen door on a submarine. This SQL injection error, lurking in the “username” parameter of the process login, allows anyone to extract password hashes. Remember folks, when life gives you exploits, don’t forget to patch!

Langflow 1.3.0 has a serious case of stage fright! With CVE-2025-3248, a remote attacker can easily send crafted HTTP requests and force it to perform arbitrary code execution. It’s like giving your server a live mic—who knows what it’ll say! Stay updated to avoid unexpected performances.

When life gives you Text4Shell, make sure your apache server isn’t running an open mic night for hackers. With this POST-based exploit, Apache Commons Text under version 1.10.0 is the comedy club and remote code execution is the punchline. So, patch up, or your server might just become the next viral joke.

Breaking news: The Tatsu 3.3.11 WordPress plugin is about as secure as a screen door on a submarine. An unauthenticated RCE vulnerability has surfaced, leaving your site as open as a 24-hour diner. Beware, PHP users!

Attention WordPress users: Beware the Hunk Companion plugin 1.9.0! It offers more than just companionship—it lets unauthenticated attackers install plugins at will. Who needs permission when you can have chaos with CVE-2024-11972? Remember, with great plugins comes great responsibility… and potential vulnerabilities!

AnyDesk 9.0.1 has an unquoted service path vulnerability that could let a cheeky local user run arbitrary code with SYSTEM privileges. Time to beef up security or risk giving your computer a surprise performance by an uninvited guest.

The compop.ca restaurant management system, version 3.5.3, can be outsmarted with the agility of an undercooked noodle! By manipulating the Unix timestamp parameter in the URL, you can execute arbitrary code faster than you can say “pass the salt.” Tech-savvy diners, beware!

Blood Bank & Donor Management System 2.4 suffers from a CSRF vulnerability, allowing attackers to log users out involuntarily. By embedding a logout URL in a malicious iframe, an unsuspecting user can be tricked into ending their session unexpectedly. Beware: your blood donation app might just donate your session without asking!

CISA adds three vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog. These cyber gremlins are like uninvited guests at a party, causing chaos and potentially ruining the federal enterprise’s day. BOD 22-01 mandates FCEB agencies to show these digital pests the door. So, who’s ready to be the bouncer in their own cyber club?

Usermin 2.100 has a flaw more obvious than a toddler with chocolate on their face. The username enumeration exploit lets you identify existing usernames like a detective on a caffeine high. If you’re running version 2.100 or older, patch up before someone discovers your user list is easier to access than a jar of cookies.

The Angular-Base64-Upload Library was caught in the act of unauthenticated remote code execution (RCE) with a severity score of 10.0. Discovered by Ravindu Wickramasinghe, this vulnerability affects versions prior to 0.1.21. For those running the software, it’s time to update faster than a cheetah on roller skates.

The ABB Cylon controller dances with danger as it suffers from an authenticated path traversal vulnerability. This flaw, found in the ethernetUpdate.php script, can lead to IP address chaos and system compromise. It’s like letting a toddler loose in a control room—expect unexpected changes!

The ABB Cylon Aspect 3.08.02 system is so open, you could drive a bus through it! Thanks to a flaw in deployStart.php, even your grandma can initiate server madness with a single click—no experience required. So, buckle up and prepare for unauthorized server initialization and performance issues like never before!

In a cybersecurity twist, the Yokogawa products are missing authentication for critical functions, making them a playground for mischievous hackers. With a CVSS v4 score of 9.3, it’s like leaving the vault door wide open—just remember to enable that login function before someone starts playing hide and seek with your data! View CSAF for more…

Attention, network wizards! Schneider Electric’s ConneXium Network Manager has vulnerabilities ripe for mischief. If you’re not careful, hackers could access sensitive files or execute remote code while you binge on cat videos. So, grab your encryption spells and ward off those cyber gremlins. Remember: trust no file, encrypt every byte! View CSAF for more.

View CSAF: Schneider Electric’s Sage series is under cyber siege! With vulnerabilities like out-of-bounds writes and path traversal, hackers might just waltz in and mess things up. But fear not! Schneider offers a firmware upgrade, and some solid advice—like putting your controllers behind firewalls, not on a pedestal.

View CSAF: Schneider Electric’s Trio Q Licensed Data Radios are vulnerable to insecure storage and initialization issues—it’s like leaving your diary open for any villain with physical access. Update to firmware v2.7.2 for safety, or risk your secrets being the talk of the hacker town!

CISA unleashed six ICS advisories, revealing the latest in security hiccups and vulnerability drama. It’s like a soap opera but with more code and fewer love triangles. Users and administrators are urged to dive into these advisories for some technical insight and, hopefully, a happy ending.

In a plot twist worthy of a soap opera, TP-Link VN020 F3v(T) routers have been caught in a scandal involving a denial of service vulnerability. Unauthenticated attackers can crash the router with malformed SOAP requests. It’s the tech world’s version of a dramatic cliffhanger, except this one comes with its own CVE number.