Leviton XSS Vulnerability: Hackers Could Turn Your Energy Hub into a Comedy of Errors!
Beware of the cross-site scripting vulnerability lurking in Leviton’s AcquiSuite and Energy Monitoring Hub, ready to pounce like a cyber ninja. While Leviton remains as silent as a mime, users are advised to take defensive measures to fend off this digital mischief. View CSAF for more details.
Hot Take:
Who knew energy monitoring could be so electrifying? Leviton’s AcquiSuite and Energy Monitoring Hub are lighting up the cybersecurity world for all the wrong reasons. With a cross-site scripting vulnerability that could zap user session tokens faster than you can say “CVE-2025-6185,” it’s time to put on your rubber gloves and get ready to mitigate. And remember, folks, just because it’s a monitoring hub doesn’t mean it should be a hacker’s hub too!
Key Points:
- Leviton’s AcquiSuite and Energy Monitoring Hub are vulnerable to cross-site scripting shenanigans.
- The vulnerability, CVE-2025-6185, boasts a CVSS v4 score of 8.7, which means it’s not messing around.
- This vulnerability gives attackers the power to execute malicious payloads and steal session tokens with ease.
- Leviton’s response to CISA’s request for mitigation strategies is as silent as a library during finals week.
- Defensive measures recommended by CISA include isolating control systems and using VPNs (because why not add another layer of vulnerabilities?).
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