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CVE-2025-59359 | chaos-mesh up to 2.7.2 Chaos Controller Manager os command injection
Microsoft says Windows September updates break SMBv1 shares
CVE-2025-59361 | chaos-mesh up to 2.7.2 Chaos Controller Manager os command injection
CVE-2025-59360 | chaos-mesh up to 2.7.2 Chaos Controller Manager os command injection
15th September – Threat Intelligence Report
For the latest discoveries in cyber research for the week of 15th September, please download our Threat Intelligence Bulletin. TOP ATTACKS AND BREACHES Panama’s Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) was hit by a ransomware attack that resulted in the theft of more than 1.5TB of data, including emails, financial documents, and budgeting details. The […]
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CVE-2025-58795 | Payoneer Checkout Plugin up to 3.4.0 on WordPress authorization
CVE-2025-10436 | Campcodes Computer Sales and Inventory System 1.0 sup_searchfrm.php?action=edit ID sql injection
CVE-2025-10440 | D-Link DI-8100/DI-8100G/DI-8200/DI-8200G/DI-8003/DI-8003G jhttpd usb_paswd.asp sub_4621DC os command injection
CVE-2025-10441 | D-Link DI-8100G/DI-8200G/DI-8003G 17.12.20A1/19.12.10A1 jhttpd version_upgrade.asp sub_433F7C path os command injection
CVE-2025-10443 | Tenda AC9/AC15 15.03.05.14/15.03.05.18 /goform/exeCommand formexeCommand cmdinput buffer overflow
CVE-2025-10444 | Campcodes Online Job Finder System 1.0 /advancesearch.php Username sql injection
AI-Forged Military IDs Used in North Korean Phishing Attack
CVE-2007-1416 | JCcorp URLshrink 1.3.1 createurl.php formurl file inclusion (EDB-29722 / BID-22894)
CVE-2007-1795 | JCcorp URLshrink 1.3.1 privileges management (EDB-3611 / XFDB-33320)
CVE-2007-5706 | Jeeblestechnology Jeebles Directory 2.9.60 download.php path traversal (EDB-30701 / XFDB-37378)
CVE-2007-1156 | Browser Remote Code Execution (EDB-23628 / Nessus ID 12032)
CVE-2007-0335 | Jax Jax Petition Book 1.0.3.06 jax_petitionbook.php languagepack path traversal (EDB-29469 / XFDB-31543)
Hackers Hide RMM Installs as Fake Chrome Updates and Teams Invites
Why 47-day SSL/TLS certificates can be used as a driver for crypto agility
SSL/TLS certificates are no longer just a technical detail, they’re now a strategic driver of crypto agility. With certificate lifespans shortening to just 47 days by 2029, organizations must adopt automation, certificate visibility, and lifecycle management to stay secure. This shift, alongside the coming impact of quantum computing, forces leadership to treat certificate agility as a core business priority for resilience, compliance, and post-quantum readiness.
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