Schneider Electric’s XSS Adventure: When Your Drives Take a Detour!
Attention all Schneider Electric fans—your Altivar products have a new bug buddy! A cross-site scripting vulnerability is hanging out in your ATVdPAC module and friends. Just when you thought your drives were drama-free, they might let an attacker read or modify data. Time to upgrade to version 25.0 and bid adieu to CVE-2025-7746!
Hot Take:
Well, Schneider Electric, it looks like your products are playing a game of ‘Catch Me If You Can’ with hackers. With a cross-site scripting vulnerability that’s got more potential victims than a bad rom-com, it’s time to buckle up. But hey, at least there’s a fix for one of them, right? Let’s hope the other products won’t have to wait for a sequel.
Key Points:
- Schneider Electric products affected by a cross-site scripting vulnerability.
- Successful exploitation could allow attackers to read or modify data.
- Affected products include Altivar drives, ATVdPAC module, and ILC992 InterLink Converter.
- Mitigation measures include version updates and cybersecurity best practices.
- No known public exploitation reported by CISA as of now.
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