Critical Fortra GoAnywhere Bug Requires Immediate Patch
What happened: A severe vulnerability in GoAnywhere MFT allows attackers to run commands remotely.
What to do: Update your GoAnywhere software right away to block attacks.Google Fixes Active Chrome Zero-Day Exploit
What happened: A Chrome browser flaw actively exploited in the wild has been patched.
What to do: Make sure your Chrome browser is updated to the latest version.CISA Reveals Malware Used in Ivanti EPMM Attacks
What happened: New malware kits targeting Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile have been identified.
What to do: Review your Ivanti EPMM security and apply all recommended patches.Windows Registry Vulnerabilities Explored by Google Project Zero
What happened: Researchers detailed how attackers can exploit Windows Registry memory flaws.
What to do: Keep Windows systems updated and monitor for unusual registry activity.NSO Group’s BLASTPASS iMessage Exploit Analyzed
What happened: A sophisticated iMessage exploit bypasses security protections using WebP image flaws.
What to do: Update your messaging apps and be cautious with unexpected multimedia messages.CoreAudio Fuzzing Reveals Potential MacOS Weaknesses
What happened: Security testing found issues in MacOS audio components that could be exploited.
What to do: Keep MacOS and apps updated and avoid suspicious audio files.Fortra’s GoAnywhere License Servlet Bug Allows Command Injection
What happened: A max-severity flaw in GoAnywhere’s License Servlet can let attackers take control.
What to do: Apply Fortra’s security updates immediately to prevent compromise.
If You Only Do 3 Things Today
| Action (1 minute each) | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Update GoAnywhere MFT software | Stops attackers from exploiting a critical flaw |
| Update Chrome browser | Protects against active zero-day attacks |
| Patch Ivanti EPMM systems | Blocks malware targeting your mobile endpoint manager |
For Teams (super quick)
- Prioritize patching Fortra GoAnywhere vulnerabilities immediately.
- Verify all Chrome browsers in your environment are up to date.
- Check Ivanti EPMM deployments for signs of compromise and apply fixes.
- Monitor Windows Registry activity for unusual changes or memory errors.
- Educate users to avoid opening unexpected multimedia messages, especially on Apple devices.
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