Security readout for executives and security teams
CVE-2014-1826 is an XSS flaw in iThoughtsHD 4.19 for iOS on iPad. When WiFi Transfer is used, a crafted map name can cause script or HTML to run in the transfer interface. Business risk appears narrow, but exposed unmanaged iPads could leak or alter content viewed through that feature. Exposure is most likely limited to iPad devices running iThoughtsHD 4.19 with WiFi Transfer enabled or used. The source bundle does not identify other affected versions, platforms, or products. Treat as a targeted legacy mobile-app risk. Prioritize if the organization still uses iThoughtsHD 4.19 or allows ad hoc WiFi Transfer on corporate iPads. Mitigation focus: Identify any managed iPads running iThoughtsHD 4.19.; Disable WiFi Transfer unless there is a clear business need.; Restrict WiFi Transfer use to trusted networks and trusted files..
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