Ivanti has released updates to fix vulnerabilities in Ivanti Connect Secure, Policy Secure, and ZTA Gateways. Don’t let a cyber threat actor turn your device into their personal DJ booth. Apply the patch for CVE-2025-22457 before they drop the bass and take control of your system!

CISA has identified a new vulnerability, CVE-2025-22457, in Ivanti Connect Secure, posing a threat to federal enterprises. Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog updates prompt organizations to patch vulnerabilities ASAP. CISA advises applying mitigations, conducting hunts, and reporting strange activity. Because nothing says “good day at the office” like staying one step ahead of hackers!

In a twist of tech irony, OpenID Connect (OIDC) is supposed to secure CI/CD environments, but misconfigurations are like leaving your front door wide open. Unit 42 found potential pitfalls in CircleCI’s OIDC setup that could turn threat actors into uninvited guests. Remember, in the digital age, securing OIDC is no laughing matter!

Get ready to laugh and cry as we dive into the world of unauthenticated RCE via the Angular-Base64-Upload library. It’s a comedy of errors where critical vulnerabilities leave your software system exposed. Remember, folks, always patch your systems before they turn into the punchline of a bad joke. Stay safe and secure!

Attention tech enthusiasts and cyber sleuths: The Microchip TimeProvider 4100 grandmaster has a stored XSS vulnerability in its banner feature. This means your custom banner might just execute a surprise JavaScript payload. So, when customizing, remember: keep it clean or your banner might end up with more action than a blockbuster movie!

The Microchip TimeProvider 4100’s “secret_key” XML tag is like a mischievous magician. Insert a malicious payload, and voila—remote code execution! With steps as simple as swapping out a config file, you’ll have this device performing tricks you never knew it could do. Just remember, taming the beast takes more than a secret handshake.

In a twist worthy of a cyber-thriller, AppSmith 1.47 offers hackers a “feature” they never asked for: Remote Code Execution! Thanks to a misconfigured PostgreSQL database, your data might be more accessible than a free Wi-Fi hotspot. Remember, if it’s vulnerable, update it before it becomes the punchline of your cybersecurity woes.

View CSAF: B&R APROL vulnerabilities are causing quite the stir! With a CVSS v4 score of 9.2, these issues are more explosive than your uncle’s chili. The vulnerabilities range from code injection to missing authentication. Luckily, B&R has a patch ready—so update now before your system becomes more vulnerable than a piñata at a kid’s…

View CSAF: ABB’s low-voltage DC drives are on a wild ride with vulnerabilities that could let attackers crash the party remotely. Whether it’s improper input validation or the dreaded out-of-bounds write, these issues could lead to denial-of-service conditions. Remember, keeping your network secure is just like keeping your fridge closed—don’t let the panda bears in!

View CSAF and witness the electrifying drama of ABB ACS880 Drives with IEC 61131-3 licenses. Vulnerabilities like improper input validation and out-of-bounds write could let crafty hackers take center stage, causing denial-of-service chaos. It’s a security soap opera with a CVSS v3 rating of 8.8—riveting and, unfortunately, remotely exploitable!

Attention, TRMTracker users! Your software has more holes than a slice of Swiss cheese. Hitachi Energy’s TRMTracker is vulnerable to LDAP injection and cross-site scripting attacks. Update now or risk letting cyber villains crash your web party. Exploiters may execute remote commands and mess with your data. Stay safe and patch up!

View CSAF: Hitachi Energy’s RTU500 series is under siege by vulnerabilities with comedic names like Null Pointer Dereference and Missing Synchronization. These vulnerabilities could lead to denial-of-service shenanigans. Thankfully, Hitachi Energy has a plan: update, mitigate, and keep your process control systems away from internet surfing and viral cat videos!

A stored XSS vulnerability in Nagios Log Server 2024R1.3.1 hilariously lets low-privileged users inject JavaScript through their email field. When an admin views the logs, a new admin account is sneakily created. It’s like the ultimate prank of turning a lowly user into an unintentional admin!

Attention tech adventurers! A vulnerability in ollama 0.6.4 has emerged, allowing for SSRF exploits. It’s like giving your server a fake mustache and letting it sneak into restricted areas. Whether you’re an ethical hacker or a digital mischief-maker, this flaw offers a playground of possibilities. Happy virtual sleuthing!

Fast flux is the internet’s version of a game of whack-a-mole, where malicious servers play hide and seek with network defenses. CISA and friends have released an advisory to help organizations catch these digital Houdinis. The goal? Make fast flux a fast flop. Protect your infrastructure before it becomes a cyber playground!

Fast flux might sound like a new energy drink, but it’s actually a sinister technique used by cybercriminals to keep their malicious activity off the radar. With DNS records changing as often as a teen’s social media status, this method ensures that malicious servers play a relentless game of hide-and-seek with authorities.

ABB Cylon ASPECT has a vulnerability that could turn your building management system into an open book. Thanks to an authenticated arbitrary file disclosure flaw, the downloadDb.php script is like the nosy neighbor peeking through your windows—revealing your sensitive files without proper verification. Upgrade your firmware and keep your secrets… secret!

Usermin 2.100 may help you find usernames faster than you lose your keys! This exploit lets you enumerate usernames like a pro. Just grab a URL and wordlist, and you’re ready to go. It’s a hacker’s version of hide-and-seek, but without the hiding part!

Beware the Microsoft Office NTLMv2 disclosure vulnerability! With just two clicks and a crafty DNS trick, your NTLMv2 hash could be captured faster than you can say “Office mishap.” It’s the cybersecurity equivalent of leaving your front door open while shouting your passwords into the street.

Attention building managers: ABB Cylon Aspect 3.07.01 may have a small issue—like leaving your front door wide open. With hard-coded credentials in phpMyAdmin, it’s like a “welcome” mat for hackers. So, if your building security is feeling more “open house” than “Fort Knox,” maybe it’s time for a firmware update!