OsiriX MD Vulnerabilities: The Unencrypted Comedy of Errors in Healthcare Security!
Attention OsiriX MD users: Your medical images might come with a side of cyber surprise! With vulnerabilities like ‘Use After Free’ and credentials sent in cleartext, it’s time to bid farewell to the hackers lurking in your MRI scans. Update now, because your health data shouldn’t be up for grabs—unless you’re starring in a medical drama!
Hot Take:
Pixmeo’s OsiriX MD is caught pants down, with vulnerabilities that scream “hack me!” louder than a toddler in a candy store. It’s time for healthcare to get a dose of cyber-vitamins before things go from “ouch” to “ouchie mama!”
Key Points:
- Pixmeo’s OsiriX MD is vulnerable to memory corruption and credential theft.
- Critical sectors like Healthcare and Public Health are at risk.
- Vulnerabilities include Use After Free and Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information.
- Chizuru Toyama and Canaan Kao reported these vulnerabilities.
- CISA recommends defensive cybersecurity measures and no public exploits have been reported yet.
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