OpenPanel 0.3.4 has a comically serious flaw—OS Command Injection. This vulnerability is like letting a hacker play puppet master with your server, making it perform commands it shouldn’t. If you enjoy surprises, this bug is for you! But seriously, patch it before your server starts writing its own autobiography.

OpenPanel 0.3.4’s incorrect access control is like leaving the front door wide open because you thought your pet goldfish would guard it! This vulnerability, CVE-2024-53582, allows unauthorized file access, making it a bit too easy for anyone to nose around where they shouldn’t on macOS.

OpenPanel 0.3.4 has a directory traversal issue, which lets users play peek-a-boo with files they shouldn’t see. Tested on macOS, this exploit is like finding out your neighbor’s secret lasagna recipe—unintentional, but oddly satisfying! CVE-2024-53537, you say? Time to patch things up before chaos ensues!

Beware of the Pimcore 10.5.x and 11.x comedy of errors! Authenticated Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) allows attackers to turn your search document into a JavaScript party, popping alerts like confetti. Remember, it’s all fun and games until you click “save” and your browser gets pranked.

Pimcore customer-data-framework 4.2.0 has a vulnerability with a comedic twist: it lets you download restricted files via SQL injection, like a digital Houdini. Remember, just because you can doesn’t mean you should. Stay ethical, folks!

Unleash your inner Sherlock with the Xinet Elegant 6 Asset Lib Web UI 6.1.655 – SQL Injection exploit. This pre-auth 0-day exploit by hyp3rlinx is all set to spill the beans on usernames, passwords, and tables from vulnerable versions. But remember, with great power comes great responsibility—and a knack for SQL!

Discover the wild world of remote code execution through authentication bypass on the ZTE ZXHN H168N 3.1! Tasos Meletlidis unveils a step-by-step comedy of commands that could leave your router feeling quite exploited. Enjoy a thrilling ride of encryption, decryption, and the artful dodging of security protocols.

Discover how xorsearch.py outshines XORsearch.exe by incorporating YARA rules for regex searches. Say goodbye to tedious YARA rule creation—just prefix with #r# and watch xorsearch.py generate them for you. Perfect for those who find regex a riddle wrapped in an enigma.

Slow Pisces, the North Korean cyber group, isn’t just fishing for attention—they’re baiting developers with malware-laden “coding challenges” on LinkedIn. These fancy phishers reel in victims by posing as potential employers and have reportedly stolen over $1 billion from the cryptocurrency sector. So, if you think you’ve hooked a job, make sure it’s not a…

Hold onto your paper trays, folks! Vasion Print/PrinterLogic is grappling with a staggering 83 vulnerabilities, and yes, we’re talking about a software that automates printing! From hardcoded passwords to insecure communications, it’s a hacker’s dream come true. With vulnerabilities lurking like paper jams, this isn’t just a security issue—it’s a printer’s existential crisis!

CrushFTP’s latest versions are as secure as a screen door on a submarine! With vulnerabilities like SSRF and directory traversal, it’s one way to get your files to travel without a passport. Dive into CVE-2025-32102 and CVE-2025-32103 for all the juicy details.

Nick Boyce, a self-proclaimed Apple novice, dives into an iOS update dilemma that’s as perplexing as Schrödinger’s Cat. Is the update available or not? Spoiler alert: It is, but only if you’re using your iOS device and not your computer. Good luck, Nick!

Discover the latest in web security mishaps with UNA CMS! Version 14.0.0-RC4 has a PHP object injection vulnerability so notorious, it’s practically auditioning for a horror film. Is your website a sitting duck? Find out before it quacks!

In the latest OX App Suite Security Advisory, vulnerabilities were found but fixed faster than a cheetah on roller skates. Thanks to contributors, updates are available, and no exploits are known. Join the bug bounty programs at YesWeHack to help keep those bugs at bay!

Langflow’s latest update, version 1.3.0, boasts numerous bug fixes but skips over its secret weapon against a major vulnerability. It turns out that the real magic is in the code validation, which quietly locked down a major security flaw—unbeknownst to most, until Horizon3 revealed the plot twist!

qBittorrent 5.0.1 MITM RCE: The latest threat to your peaceful torrenting! This exploit, CVE-2024-51774, transforms Python downloads into a calculator crisis. Remember, folks, always trust but verify—especially when an innocent Python download leads to unexpected math homework!

GeoVision GV-ASManager’s broken access control vulnerability (CVE-2024-56898) lets anyone with a “Guest” account and a blank password feel like a VIP. Why work hard when you can just sidestep security and manage accounts, access cameras, and clone data? It’s like giving a toddler the keys to the candy store!

The ABB Cylon FLXeon controller is dealing with a case of bad timing—literally. Its timeConfig.js script is so vulnerable that even a slightly mischievous hacker with login details can pull off authenticated remote code execution. It’s like giving a cat the house keys and wondering why your curtains are shredded.

GeoVision GV-ASManager 6.1.1.0 or less is vulnerable to CSRF attacks, allowing crafty cyber tricksters to create admin accounts with a mere GET request. The vulnerability is as easy to exploit as mistaking a cat for a dog, but the impact is serious—think access to security systems and unauthorized account creation!

Behold, the ABB Cylon FLXeon BACnet controller, a marvel of building automation! However, it turns out it’s also a secret agent for chaos, offering remote code execution to anyone with valid credentials. Just push the right buttons (or in this case, parameters), and voilà, you’ve got yourself a rogue building controller!