SiteKiosk Rushes Security Fixes After Node.js Updates

SiteKiosk, the kiosk and digital signage software from PROVISIO, is preparing staged software fixes after Node.js released security updates on Oct. 21 covering several of its release lines. In an Oct. 22 notice, the company said it reviewed the changes, determined they were relevant to its products and made implementing them a priority. Its cloud servers have already been updated and are no longer affected, while work continues on updates for dedicated and on-premises servers along with the SiteKiosk Classic client. The fixes will be released in stages once testing and quality assurance are complete. SiteKiosk urged customers to install the updated software on all devices as soon as it becomes available, noting the security fixes require the new version. The notice did not provide a release date or identify specific vulnerabilities, and the company said it would post progress updates on the same page. For operators running browser-based kiosk software, the notice is a practical reminder that unattended terminals sit unwatched for long stretches, and patching fleets on a set schedule, not just at deployment, is part of keeping a self-service network secure. Source: Kiosk Marketplace — https://www.kioskmarketplace.com/news/sitekiosk-prepares-security-fixes-following-nodejs-updates/