AVEVA PI Integrator Flaws: Guard Your Data or Face the Upload Apocalypse!

View CSAF: Beware of cyber scoundrels! AVEVA’s PI Integrator has vulnerabilities that could let a cheeky hacker execute files or snoop on sensitive info. To avoid digital mischief, upgrade to a secure version and review user permissions. Remember, prevention is better than an unwelcome cyber surprise!

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AVEVA’s PI Integrator is making headlines, but not for the reasons they’d hoped. With vulnerabilities so glaring, even a blindfolded hacker could spot them a mile away. Thankfully, our intrepid cybersecurity sleuths have thrown down the gauntlet, challenging companies to beef up their defenses before their sensitive data becomes the next viral sensation.

Key Points:

  • AVEVA’s PI Integrator is vulnerable to remote exploitation, with a low attack complexity score.
  • The vulnerabilities allow attackers to upload and execute files or disclose sensitive information.
  • Affected products include versions of PI Integrator for Business Analytics 2020 R2 SP1 and prior.
  • Researchers from Michelin CERT reported the vulnerabilities, now tracked as CVE-2025-54460 and CVE-2025-41415.
  • Mitigation includes upgrading to later versions and reviewing user permissions.

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