Tag: Zero-Day

There is a growing interest among hacking collectives in exploiting remote-access VPN environments by commony abusing zero-day vulnerabilities as entry points and attack vectors into enterprises. A novel critical zero-day vulnerability in Check Point Network Security gateway products tracked as CVE-2024-24919 has hit the headlines. Since April 2024, the flaw has been exploited in in-the-wild […]

Critical zero-day vulnerabilities impacting external-facing systems pose severe threats to multiple organizations that rely on them, exposing them to risks of RCE and system compromise, just like the active exploitation of the FortiOS SSL-VPN flaw caused havoc in January 2023. Recently, Chinese state-sponsored hacking groups have been observed exploiting two zero-day vulnerabilities tracked as CVE-2023-46805 […]

Atlassian has recently notified defenders of a critical privilege escalation vulnerability in its Confluence software. The uncovered issue identified as CVE-2023-22515 poses severe risks to impacted Confluence installations as it is actively weaponized by attackers. Detect CVE-2023-22515 Exploits With the ever-increasing numbers of CVEs leveraged in real-world attacks, proactive detection of vulnerability exploitation remains one […]

Cybersecurity heads up! After a series of security holes in Pulse Connect Secure SSL VPN appliance affected multiple organizations back in 2021, a new critical zero-day has been recently revealed in Ivanti products. The novel security issue impacting Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM) enables remote unauthenticated API access to specific paths. By exploiting the flaw, […]