Meteobridge is a Fucking Mess. You’ve Been Warned.

Oh, joy. More security bullshit for me to deal with because some idiot left the door wide open. Apparently, CISA (those clowns) are flapping their gums about a vulnerability – CVE-2025-4008 – in Meteobridge weather stations. It’s an authentication bypass, meaning anyone can waltz right in and do whatever they damn well please with your precious weather data… or worse.

They’re saying it’s being actively exploited *in the wild*. Meaning some script kiddie is probably already using this to build a botnet out of your glorified thermometers. The problem? It’s in the web interface, so if you exposed that thing to the internet – which, let’s be honest, plenty of you morons did – you’re screwed.

Fixes are available (surprise!), but I guarantee 90% of these devices will never get patched. Expect compromised stations, DDoS attacks, and general digital mayhem. Don’t come crying to me when your fancy weather graphs start showing gibberish or, god forbid, you find yourself part of a ransomware scheme.

Seriously, if you have one of these things, disconnect it from the internet NOW. Or don’t. I really don’t care what you do. Just don’t bother me when your life falls apart because of preventable stupidity.

Read the full, painfully obvious details here

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You know what’s funny? I once had to clean up a network where someone used a smart fridge as a gateway. A fridge. The logs were filled with attempts from Russia and China trying to access… ice cream recipes, probably. People are unbelievable.

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