WatchGuard fixes critical zero-day allowing firewall takeover
The resolved versions are 2025.1.4, 12.11.6, 12.5.15 (T15 & T35 models), and 12.3.1_Update4 (B728352) for the FIPS-certified release. There is no fix for 11.x,…
Read MoreThe resolved versions are 2025.1.4, 12.11.6, 12.5.15 (T15 & T35 models), and 12.3.1_Update4 (B728352) for the FIPS-certified release. There is no fix for 11.x,…
Read MoreAnother draw is that the app is built on end-to-end encryption (E2EE) privacy in which the private keys used to secure messages are stored…
Read More“Across incidents, the same story repeats. A small web facing issue becomes the first step. A series of quiet pivots leads to domain level…
Read MoreCVE superset The maintainers have now realized that the XXE injection flaw is not limited to this module. It affects additional Tika components, namely…
Read MoreIn short, while there was no evidence that unsanctioned app use is routine or normalized, it is likely that enough staff are using them…
Read MoreCurrently, AI is being put to work in OT networks in the energy, water treatment, healthcare, and manufacturing sectors for the same reason it…
Read More“We are in the process of notifying impacted organizations, admins, and users directly. While we have found no evidence of any effect on systems…
Read MoreWeak response The researchers identified many large organizations whose data was exposed in the URLs, including those in government, critical national infrastructure, healthcare, banking,…
Read More“If the patch had mentioned the zero-day vulnerability, organizations may have understood it to be urgent rather than routine and scheduled for the next…
Read MoreConsequently, “by analyzing these data points, the IT security specialists were further able to infer metadata such as the user’s device operating system, the…
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