cve exploits

  1. CISA Expands KEV Catalog with 4 Critical Vulnerabilities—What Organizations Must Know

    In a world increasingly defined by digital interdependence, every alert from a leading cybersecurity authority merits close scrutiny. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has reaffirmed this reality by recently expanding its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog (KEV)...
  2. Microsoft Expands Outlook Security with Blocking of Risky File Types .library-ms & .search-ms in July 2025

    Outlook users are about to experience a new layer of email security as Microsoft expands its efforts to safeguard users from sophisticated attack vectors. In July, Microsoft will block two additional file attachment types—.library-ms and .search-ms—within Outlook, specifically targeting the...
  3. Mastering Windows Patch Management: Protecting Against Emerging Cyber Threats in 2025

    The ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity poses a formidable challenge for organizations reliant on Microsoft Windows. Nowhere was this more apparent than in April 2025, when Microsoft’s disclosure of CVE-2025-29824—a zero-day privilege escalation flaw in the Windows Common Log File System...
  4. Schneider Electric Sage Series Vulnerabilities: Protecting Critical Infrastructure from Remote Termi

    Even the most unassuming boxes hiding away in locked industrial cabinets get their day in the cybersecurity spotlight, and today, the unblinking gaze is turned on the Schneider Electric Sage Series. If you had “vulnerabilities in remote terminal units” on your bingo card—even if you didn’t—strap...
  5. Urgent Windows 10 Update: Six Critical Vulnerabilities Detected

    Windows 10 users, consider this your wake-up call—if you haven’t already updated your system, now is the time. With up to 240 million PCs potentially exposed to six actively exploited vulnerabilities, the current Patch Tuesday release is not just another routine update. Instead, it aims to plug...
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