Hitachi Energy’s MSM Product: A Hilarious Guide to Avoiding Cyber Mishaps!

View CSAF: The Hitachi Energy MSM Product has a CVSS v3 score of 7.5 due to critical vulnerabilities. While it’s not designed for direct internet connection, it can still be exploited remotely—like a cat burglar with a skeleton key to your digital safe. Disconnect it from the web and follow recommended security practices.

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In a world where everything from toasters to teddy bears is going online, Hitachi’s MSM Product just wants to stay offline in peace. Unfortunately, it now finds itself unintentionally connected to a global game of ‘Hack Attack.’ Time to unplug and go back to the good ol’ days of analog, folks!

Key Points:

  • Hitachi Energy’s MSM Product has vulnerabilities with a CVSS v3 score of 7.5.
  • Exploits could allow HTML injection and cause system crashes.
  • Affected versions include MSM Versions 2.2.10 and prior.
  • Hitachi Energy recommends disconnecting MSM from the internet and following security protocols.
  • Currently, there’s no known public exploitation of these vulnerabilities.

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