Understanding CVE-2025-12509: A Cybersecurity Alert The recent discovery of CVE-2025-12509 has raised significant concerns among system administrators and hosting providers. This vulnerability allows unauthorized execution of Global_Shipping scripts in environments where there are admin users, particularly on the BRAIN2 server. Incident Overview The CVE-2025-12509 vulnerability can be exploited on a server by executing scripts with […]

Understanding CVE-2025-12552: A Cybersecurity Alert On October 31, 2025, CVE-2025-12552 was disclosed, highlighting an insufficient password policy affecting BLU-IC2 and BLU-IC4 systems. This vulnerability poses risks for server administrators, hosting providers, and web application developers. Summary of the Vulnerability The vulnerability allows attackers to exploit weak password policies, enabling brute-force attacks on affected systems. The […]

Understanding CVE-2025-12509: A Cybersecurity Alert The recent discovery of CVE-2025-12509 has raised significant concerns among system administrators and hosting providers. This vulnerability allows unauthorized execution of Global_Shipping scripts in environments where there are admin users, particularly on the BRAIN2 server. Incident Overview The CVE-2025-12509 vulnerability can be exploited on a server by executing scripts with […]

Understanding CVE-2025-12552: A Cybersecurity Alert On October 31, 2025, CVE-2025-12552 was disclosed, highlighting an insufficient password policy affecting BLU-IC2 and BLU-IC4 systems. This vulnerability poses risks for server administrators, hosting providers, and web application developers. Summary of the Vulnerability The vulnerability allows attackers to exploit weak password policies, enabling brute-force attacks on affected systems. The […]

Are you tired of the never-ending malware infections? Would you like to get rid of the nightmare of the long hours spent troubleshooting? Do you still seem to get repeatedly infected regardless of how often you make malware removals? It’s enough of the reactive protection! The old way What would usually happen when a server […]

The social media and the cybersecurity sites were blowing up when Drupal published their latest vulnerability (SA-CORE-2019-003). It’s not a surprise that this remote code execution vulnerability got a highly critical label, as hackers could easily hack your Drupal 8 websites. But BitNinja users shouldn’t have to worry for any minute, as they were protected […]

Do you remember the new version of the Hello Peppa botnet? At the end of 2018, it was welcomed into 2019 slightly early, and the January botnet started to spread. Well, it wouldn’t be funny, if the botnet would still send the „J4nur4ry” in the Post Data when we are already over January… So, here […]

The new year inspired us and brought new vibes to our office. Our tech ninjas are developing several new badass features. Besides the new features, we are also improving our existing modules as well. Last week, the SenseLog module became enriched with 4 new rules and another rule has been updated. Here is a list […]

A few years ago, our web hosting company experienced heavy difficulties with the different kinds of cyberattacks. The things became so bad that we started to lose customers because they obviously perceived the consequences of the vulnerable servers. We couldn’t bear it anymore and decided to take over the control of the cyberwar. That’s how […]

At the beginning of the year we released our brand-new FtpCaptcha module, and of course, we were so excited about receiving the first incidents. However, we didn’t think that the very first logs will be such eye-catching. We detected a not so well-known botnet, and we didn’t find an article about it (only a few […]

WordPress is the most known CMS in the world currently (WordPress runs 32% of the entire internet), we hear that it is the easiest CMS to handle, to install and to use. Taking all these information into account, we would think that it is safe as a house. Wrong! It might be easy to use, […]

We’d like to start this year with a great announcement. Our purpose is to help make your servers safe and your service reliable. Your customers’ satisfaction is as much important for us as it is for you. That’s why we created a brand-new feature in order to make BitNinja more convenient for your users. This […]

As we look back now, it is amazing to remember all the things we achieved together and all the threats BitNinja saved us from since the start of the year. Here’s a five minute summary of what we have been up to in 2018. Hacker-free new year to everyone! See you in 2019! Thank you […]

Understanding CVE-2025-64389: A Serious Threat to Your Linux Server The recent discovery of CVE-2025-64389 has raised important alarm bells in the cybersecurity community. As server administrators and hosting providers, it is critical to grasp the implications of this vulnerability and take appropriate measures to safeguard your systems. Overview of CVE-2025-64389 CVE-2025-64389 involves the insecure exchange […]

Introduction to CVE-2025-64388 The cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve, introducing new threats daily. One of the recent critical vulnerabilities, CVE-2025-64388, highlights significant risks for system administrators and hosting providers alike. This vulnerability allows attackers to exploit specific packets, leading to potential denial of service (DoS) on web servers. Understanding this threat is crucial in safeguarding […]

Understanding the CVE-2025-34278 Vulnerability The recent CVE-2025-34278 vulnerability affects versions of Nagios Network Analyzer prior to 2024R1. This weakness entails a stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) risk located in the Source Groups page, specifically in the percentile calculator menu. An attacker can leverage this vulnerability by injecting harmful scripts that remain stored and can later run […]