In a digital twist worthy of a sitcom, ChatGPT AI discovers a “security concern” in DeepSeek’s code. It turns out, not even AI is immune to classic coding blunders like cross-site scripting (XSS). As AI bots start training one another, should we laugh or worry? Either way, it’s a bug’s life!

CVE-2025-0411 in 7-zip is like a game of ZIP-ception gone wrong! Files extracted from nested ZIPs lose their Mark-of-Web, making security vanish faster than your weekend. Remember, 7-zip doesn’t propagate MoW by default—you’ve got to enable it manually. Who knew unzipping could be such an adventure?

Join Didier Stevens at the Internet Storm Center for Network Monitoring and Threat Detection In-Depth in Baltimore, March 3rd-8th, 2025. It’s a thrilling event featuring the latest in threat feeds and TCP/UDP port activity. Perfect for those who want to catch hackers while they’re busy trying to hack their lunch.

Setting up a multisig wallet on the TRON network isn’t a free ride; it costs about $23 or 100 TRX. Just when you thought you’d found a loophole, TRON swoops in with the bill. Who knew digital security came with a price tag?

CISA teams up with industry allies to tackle the deserialization vulnerability CVE-2025-0994 in Trimble’s Cityworks Server AMS. This flaw could let cyber tricksters execute remote code on Microsoft IIS servers. Pro tip: Update your systems faster than you can say “cybersecurity breach” and stay off the exploited vulnerabilities list!

SSL 2.0 turns 30, but over 422,000 servers still party like it’s 1995! Despite its deprecation, this outdated protocol continues to linger online, proving that some tech relics just refuse to retire. Let’s hope these servers finally get the retirement memo and stop crashing the modern security party.

Join Jan Kopriva as the Handler on Duty at the Internet Storm Center, where the threat level is as calm as a cat’s nap—green. Dive into our diaries, podcasts, and more to stay ahead of the cyber game. Don’t miss our upcoming class on Network Monitoring and Threat Detection in Baltimore, March 3-8, 2025!

Attention, tech aficionados: Schneider Electric’s EcoStruxure Power Monitoring Expert has a vulnerability that lets attackers remotely execute code. It’s like leaving your front door unlocked, but for your server. The fix? Update your software and follow cybersecurity best practices, because nobody wants a hacker rummaging through their digital fridge. View CSAF for more details.

Anti-debugging techniques in Python can make malware analysis feel like a dance-off with a particularly evasive partner. This script features everything from self-mutation to infinite loops and memory tampering, all in a bid to frustrate those pesky malware analysts. Get ready to sharpen your debugging skills or just enjoy the chaos!

Stay ahead of cyber threats with Cisco software upgrades! Regularly check Cisco Security Advisories to dodge vulnerabilities and ensure your devices are all systems go. If your memory’s feeling foggy, or your hardware’s acting up, Cisco Technical Assistance Center has your back.

Cisco IOS and IOS XE Software SNMP vulnerabilities might have attackers grinning as they cause denial-of-service conditions with a single crafted request. Cisco’s working on fixes, but in the meantime, don’t share your SNMP community strings like they’re your grandma’s secret cookie recipe. Stay tuned for updates, and maybe invest in a stress ball.

Thinking of a software upgrade? Remember, Cisco products need memory like a goldfish needs water. Check Cisco Security Advisories for vulnerabilities and ensure your gear is ready. If in doubt, call Cisco TAC, because nothing says “help me” like panicking over a software update!

Cisco ISE vulnerabilities are playing hard to get. Each stands alone, with one letting attackers execute commands as a root user and the other bypassing authorization to wreak havoc. Remember, to exploit these, attackers need read-only credentials. Cisco has updates, but no workarounds, so brace yourself for some upgrade action!

When upgrading Cisco products, always check the Cisco Security Advisories for exposure and solutions. Ensure your devices have enough memory and your configurations are supported. If confused, don’t hesitate to contact Cisco TAC. Remember, your software’s memory isn’t like your own—upgrading it won’t magically make it remember where you left your keys!

Thinking of upgrading your Cisco Secure Email Gateway? Remember, your devices need enough memory for the big leap! If you’re unsure, call the Cisco Technical Assistance Center. Because nothing says “oops” like realizing your hardware can’t handle the new software release.

Remember, when upgrading your Cisco products, always consult the Cisco Security Advisories page. Think of it as your trusty sidekick in the battle against cyber villains. Double-check memory, hardware, and software compatibility for a seamless upgrade experience. If in doubt, reach out to the Cisco Technical Assistance Center—your techie lifeline!

Thunderbird 135 swoops in to save the day, squashing bugs like a superhero with a flyswatter. From use-after-free mishaps to fullscreen notification shenanigans, this update tackles vulnerabilities with flair. Rest easy, your email is safe—just watch out for those sneaky browser contexts!

Thunderbird ESR 128.7 just got a serious tune-up! Mozilla Foundation Security Advisory 2025-10 reports that potential hazards like sneaky use-after-free vulnerabilities and memory safety quirks have been squashed. While Thunderbird doesn’t dance with scripts in emails, these flaws could still boogie in browser-like environments. Stay secure and keep those emails safe!

In a heroic battle against cyber villains, Firefox 135 swoops in with fixes for several security vulnerabilities. From use-after-free exploits to memory safety bugs, these updates are a must-have. Upgrade now to avoid being an unwitting sidekick in a cyber spoofing caper!

View CSAF: AutomationDirect’s C-more EA9 HMI has a vulnerability that could lead to a denial-of-service or remote code execution. Rated CVSS 9.3, this flaw is as open to attacks as a cookie jar to a toddler. Update to V6.80 or follow recommended interim steps to fend off potential mischief.