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Slash Your MTTR from 6 Hours to 15 Minutes?
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A serious vulnerability in ChatGPT has been uncovered, allowing attackers to embed harmful SVG images in shared chats, posing a significant threat to users.
Key Highlights:
• Attackers can exploit the flaw (CVE-2025-43714) to create phishing attacks.
• SVGs are executed inline, enabling cross-site scripting (XSS).
• Potential harms include inducing seizures through flashing effects and deceiving users.
Though OpenAI has temporarily disabled the link-sharing feature, a permanent fix is still awaited. Users are urged to be cautious when engaging with shared content, as trust in the platform could be dangerously misplaced.
A recent vulnerability in the popular Motors WordPress theme has put around 22,000 websites at risk, allowing hackers to seize control of administrative accounts. Here are the key points:
• Vulnerability: CVE-2025-4322 with a critical CVSS score of 9.8
• Exploitation Method: Attackers can reset passwords without authorization
• Impact: Full site takeover, including uploading malicious content and stealing user data
Site owners are urged to update to version 5.6.68 immediately to mitigate this critical threat. Stay vigilant, folks!
Three severe vulnerabilities in pfSense firewall software put user security at risk, allowing attackers to inject malicious code and manipulate backups. Key highlights include:
• CVE-2024-57273: Exploits the Automatic Configuration Backup service, enabling cloud backup key hijacking.
• CVE-2024-54780: Allows command injection in OpenVPN, leading to unauthorized command execution.
• CVE-2024-54779: Enables XML injection in dashboard widgets, risking configuration corruption.
Patches are available for immediate update, ensuring user safety against these critical flaws. Stay vigilant and safeguard your systems!
A new phishing attack is on the rise, cleverly disguised as Zoom meeting invites to steal login credentials from unsuspecting users. This sophisticated campaign employs social engineering to create urgency, urging recipients to click on malicious links. Key highlights include:
• Emails mimic official Zoom notifications, using familiar branding.
• Victims face a convincing replica of a Zoom meeting with pre-recorded video.
• Attackers harvest credentials through fake login prompts after a deceptive sequence.
Stay vigilant and double-check those invitations—it’s a digital jungle out there!