HPE’s StoreOnce Security Shocker: 8 Vulnerabilities You Can’t Ignore!
Hewlett Packard Enterprise warns of eight security vulnerabilities in its StoreOnce software, including a critical authentication bypass flaw. This vulnerability is the master key to unlocking other exploits, making it a must-fix for users. All versions before 4.3.11 are affected, so update now to avoid digital gremlins wreaking havoc.
Hot Take:
Ah, HPE, just when we thought we could StoreOnce and forget about it, you remind us that vulnerabilities are like taxes—they never really go away. With this latest security bulletin, HPE has shown that even your backup solution needs a backup plan. So, while your data might feel safe from the world, remember that hackers have their eyes set on those juicy CVEs like a moth to a flame. Don’t worry, though; with a CVSS score of 9.8, it’s not like they’re gonna notice it or anything. Time to update, people—before your backup data becomes more endangered than a floppy disk!
Key Points:
- HPE issued a security bulletin for eight vulnerabilities affecting StoreOnce.
- The critical vulnerability, CVE-2025-37093, can bypass authentication (CVSS score: 9.8).
- Other vulnerabilities include remote code execution, directory traversal, and server-side request forgery.
- Flaws impact versions of HPE StoreOnce Software before v4.3.11.
- Administrators are advised to upgrade to version 4.3.11 immediately.