Mailing List Mishap: The Comedic Tale of a Less Code Injection Vulnerability
Discover how PKP-WAL users found themselves in a less-than-colorful predicament with a LESS code injection vulnerability. If you’ve ever wanted to see a coding error turn into a full-blown fashion faux pas, this is the one for the books.
Hot Take:
Ah, the joys of LESS! Not only is it a preprocessor that makes our CSS elegant, but now it also doubles as a potential security threat. Talk about multitasking! Who knew that LESS code injection could be the new black in the world of cybersecurity? Looks like PKP-WAL has some explaining to do!
Key Points:
- PKP-WAL versions 3.5.0-1 and below are vulnerable to LESS code injection.
- The vulnerability has been classified under the identifier KIS-2025-12.
- Hackers can exploit the vulnerability to inject arbitrary code and compromise systems.
- Users are advised to update to the latest version to mitigate the risk.
- LESS code injection is the latest trend in the cybersecurity threat landscape.
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