Campcodes Online Hospital Management System 1.0 is feeling under the weather due to a SQL Injection vulnerability! The ‘fromdate’ and ‘todate’ fields are open to sneaky exploits, making it easier for hackers to get nosy with your data. It’s time to give this system some much-needed security check-ups!

SolarWinds Serv-U is caught with its backdoor open! A directory traversal vulnerability (CVE-2024-28995) lets attackers snoop on sensitive files. If your Serv-U version is 15.4.2 HF1 or lower, it might be time to update before your server becomes an open book for hackers.

Automic Agent 24.3.0 HF4 is on an unintended comedy tour with its privilege escalation vulnerability. Thanks to CVE-2025-4971, you too can enjoy the thrill of unauthorized access on Linux. Just follow the steps, and watch as security protocols take a back seat. Remember, it’s all fun and games until someone patches it!

Fortra GoAnywhere MFT 7.4.1 has a hilarious vulnerability: it lets unauthenticated attackers waltz right in and create an admin account, thanks to a path traversal trick. So, if you’re using versions older than 7.4.1, consider upgrading before someone else decides to become an unwelcome admin in your system!

The Digits plugin for WordPress, before version 8.4.6.1, has a vulnerability allowing OTP brute-force attacks. With no rate limiting, attackers can bypass authentication by guessing OTPs in the “Forgot Password” flow. This flaw, CVE-2025-4094, could lead to improper authentication. Remember, even a robot can crack a code if you give it unlimited tries!

Discover the sneaky world of alternate data streams on Windows NTFS! Learn how adversaries use this hidden compartment to stash malicious data, evading your cyber defenses with ninja-like stealth. It’s time to shine a light on these covert channels and make sure your files are not moonlighting as secret agents.

Ever wonder if AI like ChatGPT could save you from a cyber-attack while you sip your morning coffee? Jennifer Wilson explores just that during her BACS internship with SANS. She dives into an attack on her DShield honeypot, questioning if AI is a cybersecurity miracle or just another tech headache.

Multiple vulnerabilities in eCharge Hardy Barth cPH2 and cPP2 charging stations have been discovered, including a hard-coded OS backdoor. SEC Consult advises charge point operators to implement physical and network security measures. No fixes are available yet, so until then, it’s best to keep these stations away from hackers and determined squirrels.

An SQL injection vulnerability in the Frappe Framework’s get_list API lets users inject SQL directly into the SELECT clause. It’s like handing your database the keys to your car and telling it to take a joyride. Frappe version v15.56.1 users, brace yourselves—it’s time for a security pit stop!

Join the Internet Storm Center class on Application Security in Washington this July. Learn to secure web apps, APIs, and microservices. With skills like these, you’ll be the hero who stops the internet from imploding—one secure line of code at a time!

Thunderbird 128.11 swoops in to save the day, patching up a series of critical security vulnerabilities. While Thunderbird emails can’t partake in these exploits, browsers and browser-like contexts should stay vigilant. From double-free mishaps to clickjacking quirks, Thunderbird’s latest update ensures your emails won’t turn into explosive surprises.

Oh, Amazon Redshift Python Connector! You had one job—validate SSL certificates! Instead, you left the door wide open for token theft. Thankfully, version 2.1.7 is here to save the day. Upgrade now or risk being the punchline in a hacker’s joke.

Don’t let bots turn your SSH into a cyber crime scene! Lock down that authorized_keys file like it’s the last cookie in the jar. From file permissions to monitoring, a few simple steps can keep your system secure and your digital dignity intact. Remember, even hackers appreciate a well-organized authorized_keys file.

Attention all ICU tool users: upgrade to avoid the dreaded memory leak! Yes, the iSTAR Configuration Utility is having a moment, and not the good kind. Pre-version 6.9.5, it’s like a leaky faucet for unauthorized data. View CSAF for more details and remember, patching is caring!

CISA released a new Industrial Control Systems advisory on May 27, 2025, packed with thrilling details about security issues and vulnerabilities. It’s like a suspense novel, but with more firewalls and fewer plot twists. Users and admins are urged to review these advisories for all the technical drama and mitigation strategies.

CISA, along with the Australian Cyber Security Centre and other partners, has rolled out guidance for selecting Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) and Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) platforms. This aims to help organizations detect cyber threats faster than a cat chasing a laser pointer. Visit CISA’s SIEM and SOAR Resource page for…

Mozilla’s latest security advisory for Firefox ESR 128.11 fixes several vulnerabilities, including a double-free in the libvpx encoder and incorrect error handling in script execution. Don’t let these glitches crash your browsing party! Updated Firefox ESR 128.11 swoops in like a superhero, saving the day from clickjacking villains and memory safety bugs.

Join the Internet Storm Center and dive into the world of securing web apps, APIs, and microservices. With Johannes Ullrich as your handler, it’s like having a cybersecurity superhero by your side, minus the cape. Don’t miss the upcoming class in Washington from July 14th-19th, 2025.

In the early days of tech, connecting a printer was an adventure, and modems were our gateway to the wild web. From building networks Frankenstein-style to secret war dialing exercises in NYC, the journey was anything but dull. It’s a world where “do Androids dream of electric sheep” might just be a valid IT support…

Steganography isn’t exactly my favorite topic—it’s like the infosec world’s neat little toy that just sits there collecting dust. But hey, kids these days still love it! Using SVG images for steganography might just be the new way to hide secrets without losing details.