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If you had “remotely exploitable stack-based buffer overflow in Johnson Controls ICU” on your 2025 cybersecurity bingo card, congratulations—your predictive powers are unmatched, and perhaps terrifying. For the rest of us mere mortals, now is a prudent time to uncross your fingers and fire up...

If you’re a fan of gray industrial boxes, blinking lights, and the invisible hand that puppeteers much of the world’s infrastructure, then Siemens TeleControl Server Basic might be right up your alley. Or, at least, it was—until a parade of high-severity SQL injection vulnerabilities marched...

If you listen closely, you can almost hear the collective groan of IT administrators worldwide echoing through cyberspace: Microsoft, grand architect of Windows, Office, Azure and more, has once again shattered its own record for security vulnerabilities. In 2024, the Redmond giant saw a...

Eight in the morning at your average critical infrastructure plant: the sweet serenade of humming motors, flashing status lights, and, somewhere deep in the control network, the silent scream of a security vulnerability newly discovered. This time, the haunting culprit is none other than the...

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the discovery of vulnerabilities within trusted software can have far-reaching consequences. A recent investigation by Trend Micro's Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) has brought to light two critical vulnerabilities—ZDI-23-1527 and ZDI-23-1528—in...

Here’s a quick summary of the information from the TechRadar article: ActiveX Blocked by Default in Microsoft 365 (Starting April 2025): Microsoft is disabling ActiveX by default in Microsoft 365 apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio). Reason: ActiveX posed major security risks, such as...

Microsoft’s Soaring Vulnerability Count in 2024: A Worrying Security Milestone For an entire generation, Microsoft’s monthly Patch Tuesday has served as a digital ritual—a time when IT teams brace for another wave of security fixes. In 2024, this ritual has become even more consequential...

The Critical Security Vulnerability in Delta Electronics COMMGR: What IT Professionals Need to Know The world of industrial control systems (ICS) and critical infrastructure is facing yet another significant cybersecurity challenge involving one of the key players: Delta Electronics. Known for...

Inside the ABB M2M Gateway Vulnerabilities: A Deep Dive into Risk and Remedies In the rapidly evolving landscape of industrial control systems (ICS), security vulnerabilities have become critical concerns—not just for specialized engineers but also for IT administrators and cybersecurity...

Microsoft Vulnerabilities in 2024: A Deep Dive into the Record-Breaking Security Landscape The digital world continues to witness an unrelenting surge in cybersecurity threats, and the 12th Annual BeyondTrust Microsoft Vulnerabilities Report for 2024 has just raised the alarm louder than ever...

Windows Update Day: A Detailed Look at April 2025’s Critical Patches In the world of IT and Windows computing, routine maintenance can sometimes feel like an annual “spring cleaning”—except when every month brings a new round of critical fixes. Today’s update day, as reported by GIGAZINE, isn’t...

Microsoft’s latest April Patch Tuesday update has taken center stage with a record-breaking patch load – addressing 121 vulnerabilities across a broad range of systems. This comprehensive security update not only marks the largest release of the year so far but also includes a single zero-day...

Microsoft Excel has long been the workhorse of productivity for millions of Windows users, but even our most trusted tools can hide perilous secrets. The newly identified CVE-2025-27751 vulnerability is turning heads in the cybersecurity community as it exploits a use‑after‑free error in Excel...

The Windows Telephony Service might seem like a nostalgic relic from an earlier era of communication, but the recent discovery of CVE-2025-21222—a heap-based buffer overflow vulnerability—is a stern reminder that even legacy components can harbor modern security nightmares. This in-depth...

Windows vulnerabilities never fail to keep cybersecurity experts on their toes, and CVE-2025-26686 is a prime example. This vulnerability, discovered in the Windows TCP/IP stack, demonstrates how a seemingly small oversight in memory management can open the door for remote attackers to execute...

The recent disclosure of CVE-2025-27748 serves as another stark reminder that even the most ubiquitous productivity tools—Microsoft Office applications—can harbor life-threatening bugs deep within their code. This particular vulnerability, stemming from a classic “use-after-free” flaw, has the...

Introduction In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, even the most trusted services can harbor dangerous vulnerabilities. Recently, a new threat labeled CVE-2025-27477 has emerged targeting the Windows Telephony Service. This heap-based buffer overflow flaw can allow an unauthorized...

Improper authorization issues never fail to keep IT professionals on their toes, and the recently disclosed CVE-2025-29794 vulnerability is no exception. This particular flaw in Microsoft Office SharePoint allows an authorized attacker—someone with a valid account on the system—to execute code...

Windows Hyper‑V is renowned for its robust performance in enterprise virtualization, but even stalwarts face the occasional hiccup. CVE‑2025‑27491 is the latest vulnerability to catch the eye of cybersecurity professionals—a use‑after‑free flaw lurking in Windows Hyper‑V that permits an...

The recent disclosure of CVE-2025-21205 has raised serious concerns among Windows users and cybersecurity experts alike. This vulnerability, stemming from a heap-based buffer overflow in the Windows Telephony Service, provides a pathway for remote attackers to execute arbitrary code over a...