Andrey Stoykov highlights a shocking vulnerability in Dolphin.Pro v7.4.2 admin functionality. With just a dash of SQL injection, you can turn your server into a sleepyhead, delaying responses by 14 milliseconds. A thrilling adventure for those who enjoy watching admin panels take unexpected siestas!

Behold the digital mischief: Stored XSS via Send Message Functionality in dolphin.prov7.4.2! It’s like sending a digital prank that keeps on giving—just as long as your recipient opens the message. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility… and potentially some awkward email exchanges.

AWS is aware of multiple CVEs affecting the Kubernetes ingress-nginx controller, but don’t worry, Amazon EKS is as untouched by these vulnerabilities as a cat avoiding a bath. If you’ve installed this controller, it’s time to update faster than a cat chasing a laser pointer!

CISA has added a new vulnerability, CVE-2025-30154, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog. This sneaky issue involves malicious code embedded in GitHub Actions. It’s like inviting a cyber gremlin to your digital tea party, and it’s crucial for organizations to shoo it away before it wreaks havoc.

Sec-GPC, the “Do-Not-Sell” header, is like Do-Not-Track’s better-looking cousin—here to stop data sales. But why are bots using it? Perhaps they’re just privacy-conscious Europeans on vacation in the cloud, trying to dodge browser fingerprinting. Who knew bots had a flair for data privacy and a preference for continental cloud providers?

HTTP headers: the unsung heroes or hidden villains of web security? From AT&T’s iPhone misstep to Google’s JWT bypass, header mishaps are like the banana peels of the internet—easy to slip on, hard to ignore. Remember, users are like cats: curious, unpredictable, and often up to no good. Keep those headers in check!

Aztech DSL5005EN Router users, beware! Your router’s admin password can be changed without logging in. Thanks to Amir Hossein Jamshidi, unauthorized password changes are now easier than finding socks that match. Remember, with great internet comes great responsibility. Secure your network before someone sets your password to “password123”.

In a twist worthy of a spy film, CVE-2024-21320 lets NTLM hashes escape via a malicious Windows theme. Who knew decorating your desktop could be so risky? Just follow the steps to create and deliver a theme file, and watch as your network security takes on shades of danger.

AWS identified a bug in the AWS CDK CLI, versions 2.172.0 to 2.178.1, where temporary credentials could mistakenly be displayed in the console output. To avoid this accidental credential karaoke, users should upgrade to version 2.178.2 or later. Remember, secrets aren’t meant to be shared like karaoke hits!

In a plot twist worthy of a tech thriller, AWS IAM’s TEAM had a glitch that let users play pretend approvers. But fear not, version 1.2.2 has swooped in to save the day! Time to upgrade and keep the drama on TV, not in your cloud.

Our API is popular, but rate limits can lock you out. To avoid this, we’ve introduced summary feeds for bulk IP address lookups. Download these to speed up your investigations and keep your sanity intact. Just remember, we can’t remove false positives, so embrace them like an unwelcome in-law at Thanksgiving dinner.

In 1998, I discovered the importance of knowing how your tools work, when a commercial scanner misidentified 20 systems with disabled AutoAdminLogon functions. Whether it’s vulnerability assessments or credit card scans, understanding tool limitations can make or break a project. Know your tools, or else your results might just be plain text wrong.

View CSAF: Beware, Santesoft’s Sante DICOM Viewer Pro is vulnerable to an out-of-bounds write, rated CVSS v4 8.4. It’s like leaving your door wide open for hackers to throw a wild memory-corruption party! Update to version 14.2.0 and kick those code-crashing gatecrashers to the curb.

Beware the SMA Sunny Portal, where uploading a family photo could result in a cyber surprise! With a CVSS v4 score of 6.9, this vulnerability allows remote code execution by uploading a dangerous file type. But fear not, it’s been patched as of December 2024. Stay safe, and keep your selfies secure!

Attention Siemens Simcenter Femap users: A memory buffer vulnerability could allow attackers to execute code within your system. Update to the latest version and avoid opening untrusted NEU files. For more hilarity-free information, visit Siemens’ ProductCERT Security Advisories. Stay secure and keep those NEU files under lock and key!

View CSAF and discover how improper input validation in Schneider Electric’s Enerlin’X IFE and eIFE could cause a denial-of-service condition. With a CVSS v4 score of 7.1, these remotely exploitable vulnerabilities are no laughing matter, unless you’re a hacker who enjoys rebooting devices for fun.

View CSAF reveals Schneider Electric’s EcoStruxure™ vulnerability that could result in local privilege escalation. With a CVSS v4 score of 8.5, it’s a serious matter. But don’t worry—updates are available. Just remember to uninstall the old version first. Because, as they say, nothing says cybersecurity like uninstall-reinstall-repeat!

visionOS 2.3.2 update tackles a bug that could let crafty web content slip out of its sandbox. It’s like giving your Apple Vision Pro a digital guard dog to keep those pesky bugs at bay. Time to update and enjoy a safer, bug-free visionOS experience!

Apple has rolled out macOS Sequoia 15.3.2, a security update to prevent malicious web content from escaping the WebKit sandbox and wreaking havoc. So if you’re tired of living life on the edge, update now. Who knew the thrilling world of cybersecurity could be so… secure?

Apple’s latest iOS 18.3.2 and iPadOS 18.3.2 update tackles a serious security flaw that could let malicious web content escape the Web Content sandbox. It’s like letting your cat out of the bag, but with more hackers and less fur. Update now to keep your digital feline safe!