SQL Injection Vulnerability in itsourcecode's Construction Management System Recently, a significant security vulnerability was identified in itsourcecode's Construction Management System version 1.0. This flaw, found in the borrowedtool.php file, can be exploited to perform SQL injection attacks. Such attacks allow malicious actors to execute arbitrary SQL code, leading to various harmful outcomes including data theft […]

Understanding the Recent Vulnerabilities in IBM Concert Software The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, challenging system administrators and hosting providers to stay vigilant. One recent development that has raised alarms is the vulnerability discovered in IBM Concert software. This vulnerability impacts the server security of various systems, specifically versions 1.0.0 through 2.2.0 of the IBM […]

SQL Injection Vulnerability in itsourcecode's Construction Management System Recently, a significant security vulnerability was identified in itsourcecode's Construction Management System version 1.0. This flaw, found in the borrowedtool.php file, can be exploited to perform SQL injection attacks. Such attacks allow malicious actors to execute arbitrary SQL code, leading to various harmful outcomes including data theft […]

Understanding the Recent Vulnerabilities in IBM Concert Software The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, challenging system administrators and hosting providers to stay vigilant. One recent development that has raised alarms is the vulnerability discovered in IBM Concert software. This vulnerability impacts the server security of various systems, specifically versions 1.0.0 through 2.2.0 of the IBM […]

The BitNinja team had an amazing time at WordCamp Nederland 2024, blending learning, networking, and a touch of local charm. From insightful workshops to engaging conversations, the event was a highlight of the WordPress community calendar. Insights and Industry Connections Networking with hosting providers, developers, and exhibitors was a standout aspect of the event. These […]

We’re excited to introduce new BitNinja version, packed with fixes and an exciting new update channel for early-beta testing. Here’s what’s new in this release: BitNinja 3.10.32 Malware Detection: Fixed a problem that caused duplicate scans on the same file, ensuring more efficient and accurate malware detection. SandboxScanner Addressed an issue with the reload functionality, […]

This release introduces improvements to IP filtering, malware detection, and log analysis, ensuring even better performance and compatibility for your servers. Here’s a detailed look at what’s new: BitNinja 3.10.31 IP Filter ProxyFilter Reload in CSF Post Script - The IP Filter module now includes a ProxyFilter reload added to the CSF post script. This […]

As a BitNinja reseller, you play a key role in ensuring your clients are well-informed about their security status. Transparency is not just a courtesy—it’s a cornerstone of building trust and demonstrating your value. With our API-based reporting feature, you can now generate and share detailed, customized reports that provide your clients with full visibility […]

We are excited to share the latest updates and improvements in BitNinja. Our team has been working hard to bring you enhanced features and fixes to ensure your server security is as robust as possible. Here’s what’s new in the latest releases: BitNinja 3.10.30 The 3.10.30 release introduces improvements for SQL and sandbox scanning, focusing […]

This guide will walk you through how to find, install, and use the BitNinja module within the ispmanager interface. We’ll also cover some key tips to ensure smooth operation. Steps to Install BitNinja Installing the BitNinja module in ispmanager is quick and straightforward. Follow these steps: How to Access BitNinja After Installation After installation, you […]

Fighting spam is an ongoing challenge that many of our customers face. Unprotected forms on websites—whether they are registration, comment, or contact forms—can easily become targets for spambots and malicious attacks. While these forms are designed to enhance the user experience, they can unfortunately be exploited by attackers. At BitNinja, we’re constantly working to keep […]

We’re excited to announce the release of BitNinja-Reliable-Auto-Update (RAU) 1.0.2, a feature-packed update that gives you more control and flexibility over how BitNinja updates are managed on your servers. This latest version introduces new options for choosing update channels and fine-tunes how the auto-updater interacts with your system, making it easier than ever to stay […]

We are excited to share the details of the next BitNinja release, packed with new features and fixes to further enhance server security and performance. This release includes updates to our Malware Detection and Process Analysis modules, as well as improvements to the BitNinja-Reliable-Auto-Update. Latest Enhancements: Malware Detection Process Analysis BitNinja-Reliable-Auto-Update 1.0.2 The BitNinja-Reliable-Auto-Update (RAU) […]

Introduction to CVE-2026-5705 The cybersecurity landscape continually evolves, posing new challenges for system administrators and hosting providers. Recently, a significant vulnerability, identified as CVE-2026-5705, has been reported in the code-projects Online Hotel Booking software. This vulnerability affects the booking endpoint, enabling remote exploitation through cross-site scripting (XSS). Understanding and mitigating such vulnerabilities is critical for […]

Understanding the CVE-2026-5692 Vulnerability CVE-2026-5692 is a serious command injection vulnerability identified in the Totolink A7100RU router. The issue arises in the function setGameSpeedCfg within the file /cgi-bin/cstecgi.cgi. By manipulating the argument enable, attackers can execute arbitrary operating system commands from a remote location. Why This Matters for Hosting Providers For system administrators and hosting […]

Understanding the Open edX Vulnerability The Open edX platform recently revealed a security flaw that allows attackers to exploit an unvalidated redirect_url parameter in survey views. This vulnerability emphasizes the need for robust server security measures, especially for hosting providers and web application developers. What Happened? When a non-existent survey name is requested, Open edX […]