🚨 Heads up—Dell Technologies dropped a nasty bombshell this morning with security advisory DSA-2025-119, flagging a bunch of holes in their PowerScale OneFS system. The worst? CVE-2025-27690—it’s a freaking 9.8 on the CVSS scale, letting hackers remotely hijack high-level accounts with zero login, thanks to default passwords. We’re talking versions 9.5.0.0 to 9.10.1.0—big enterprise storage rigs tons of companies lean on. One slip, and bam—data’s gone, settings trashed, or the whole system’s theirs to play with.
Dell’s not saying how many are screwed, but this hits a huge chunk of their PowerScale crowd. Fix? Upgrade to 9.10.1.1 ASAP. Until then, they’re tossing out band-aids—shut off WebUI and APIs, lock it to trusted IPs, shield key accounts—but they admit it’s not a full fix. If you’re running this, patch it now before some script kiddie owns your network!