May 2025 News and Updates
Updates In their May 2025 Patch Tuesday release, Microsoft has patched ~78 vulnerabilities (there’s some debate on the actual number) with 11 rated critical, five zero days that have already…
Read moreMultiple vulnerabilities in Apple / Mac OS being actively exploited
Apple has announced three critical vulnerabilities affecting a wide range of products including iOS devices iPhones, iPads, computers and more and believes that at least some of the vulnerabilities are…
Read moreMarch 2025 News & Updates
Updates There were only ~50 patches released this month (I’ve seen 50 to 57) but, in those 50 were patches for six zero day vulnerabilities (or seven, depending on who…
Read moreMultiple zero day vulnerabilities in Fortinet products
Fortinet has posted CVEs on a number of zero day vulnerabilities in products including including multiple versions of FortiOS currently supported on FortiGate firewalls. If you have any Fortinet gear…
Read moreOctober 2024 News & Updates
Updates The October 2024 Patch Tuesday from Microsoft includes patches for at least 117 bugs, including two zero day vulnerabilities (CVE-2024-43573 and CVE-2024-43572). Three of the vulnerabilities are rated critical…
Read moreAugust 2024 News and Updates
Updates The July 2024 Patch Tuesday from Microsoft addresses at least 139 issues and includes at least two zero-day vulnerabilities (CVE-2024-38080 and CVE-2024-38112) that, per Microsoft, are being actively used…
Read moreNovember 2022 News & Updates
Microsoft released updates for 69 vulnerabilities including 11 rated (by Microsoft) as Critical and including a total of six zero day vulnerabilities, all being actively exploited. Probably the most significant…
Read moreFebruary 2021 News & Updates
Executive Summary A remote attacker was able to breach a water treatment facility in an attempt to poison the water supply. The facility was running Windows 7, using shared passwords,…
Read moreNew Critical Vulnerability in Google Chrome Browser (Patch Now)
A new zero day vulnerability has been discovered in the Google Chrome browser that could allow arbitrary code execution on vulnerable systems. Details are scarce at this time (details below)…
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