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Siemens Security Slip-Up: Siveillance Control’s Write-Wrong Wrinkle Unraveled!
Siemens’ Siveillance Control users, brace for impact: an “Incorrect Authorization” bug (CVSS v4 6.8) could elevate snoopy peepers to scribblers. Update or restrict—your call! CISA’s hands are washed post-advisory. For giggles and fixes, dial Siemens direct!
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Well, folks, it looks like Siemens has stumbled into the cybersecurity limelight with the elegance of a hippo on a tightrope. CISA is washing its hands clean of future updates on this particular Siemens saga, so if you're using Siveillance Control, it's time to strap on your infosec armor and get cozy with Siemens' own advisories. Because, you know, nothing says "secure" like a vulnerability that could let your average Joe with minimal effort scribble over files like a toddler with a crayon.Already a member? Log in here