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 […]

CVE-2026-22675: Security Vulnerability Overview The recent discovery of CVE-2026-22675 highlights a critical security vulnerability in OCS Inventory NG Server. This stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability affects versions 2.12.3 and earlier. It enables unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary JavaScript in users' browsers, posing severe risks to server security. Understanding the Threat This vulnerability arises when attackers […]

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 […]

CVE-2026-22675: Security Vulnerability Overview The recent discovery of CVE-2026-22675 highlights a critical security vulnerability in OCS Inventory NG Server. This stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability affects versions 2.12.3 and earlier. It enables unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary JavaScript in users' browsers, posing severe risks to server security. Understanding the Threat This vulnerability arises when attackers […]

Not everyone uses the BitNinja Dashboard for the same reasons when doing their work. We know that. Which is why we have different sub-user roles built into our Dashboard. Why do you need sub-user roles? If you need your accountant to download your subscriptions’ invoices without sharing your BitNinja account's login details, and if you […]

ReadySpace was founded in 2003 and is based in Singapore. They provide cloud-based solutions to their 150,000 customers, mainly from the Asia Pacific region. They are now expanding to the Philippines and Indonesia, and since 2013 started to open towards American businesses. Challenges They were experiencing the harmful effects of heavy DoS attacks mainly, which […]

BitNinja was founded in 2014 and became very profitable by the following year. We could quickly grow by using our own resources, however, we are truly committed to our mission. We want to make the internet a safer place, so we decided to speed up our growth with investors. We are pleased to announce that […]

Ganesh Hosting is one of our oldest customers, who are with us from the very beginning. A few years ago, we asked them about their experience and created this case study. It was available only for our reseller partners but now we would like to share it with the publicity. The company Ganesh Hosting is […]

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In the previous quarter, we announced a new beta module, the Trusted Proxy, which became some of our users’ favorite module: “The new Trusted Proxy feature simply blows the competition out of the water especially when you consider the price point at which are offering BitNinja. We couldn’t be happier with how things are proceeding. […]

Hacked websites? Outdated WordPress versions? Complaining customers? These painful problems cause daily headaches for many web hosting companies out there. We've heard a lot of bad stories from our partners about these memories. We are happy to say that we can welcome a new member to our Ninja Community who can forget about the above-mentioned […]

Technology is always evolving, and there are continuous new developments that change the spectrum of what is possible and what companies can do with technology. Because of this, cyberattacks, and therefore cybersecurity, are constantly adapting and reviewing their methods to stay on top of things. This is difficult for cybersecurity teams because technology moves so […]

All businesses need to be doing as much as possible to ensure that they are defended against cyber-attacks. But cyber-crime has become so sophisticated that in many cases your company could be compromised without you even realizing it. Here we take a look at some of the ways that malware could be working within your […]

Understanding CVE-2026-35475: An Open Redirect Vulnerability The recent CVE-2026-35475 vulnerability discovered in WeGIA poses significant threats to server security. This issue arises from an open redirect—allowing attackers to redirect users to malicious sites. As web application vulnerabilities continue to evolve, system administrators and hosting providers must remain vigilant. Incident Summary WeGIA, a web management system […]

Introduction to WeGIA Vulnerability The WeGIA Open Redirect vulnerability poses significant risks to hosting providers and system administrators. Identified in versions prior to 3.6.9, this flaw allows attackers to exploit the web application, redirecting users to malicious sites. Understanding this vulnerability is crucial for enhancing server security and user safety. Summary of the Incident WeGIA, […]

Understanding CVE-2026-5631 and Its Implications The digital landscape is ever-evolving, and so are the threats to server security. A recent vulnerability, CVE-2026-5631, has emerged in the assafelovic gpt-researcher application. It highlights the need for vigilance among system administrators and hosting providers. What Is CVE-2026-5631? CVE-2026-5631 raises concerns due to its potential for code injection via […]