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  • Oracle E-Business Suite flaw actively exploited
    What happened: Hackers are exploiting a serious vulnerability in Oracle’s business software.
    What to do: Update Oracle E-Business Suite immediately to the latest security patch.

  • 94+ security flaws found in popular coding tools
    What happened: Cursor and Windsurf IDEs have many known browser-related vulnerabilities.
    What to do: Apply updates for these tools as soon as possible to stay protected.

  • 34 zero-day bugs revealed at hacking contest
    What happened: Researchers exploited dozens of unknown software bugs at a security event.
    What to do: Keep all your software up to date to reduce risk from new threats.

  • Critical command injection flaw in TP-Link gateways
    What happened: TP-Link’s Omada gateways have a serious security hole allowing remote attacks.
    What to do: Install the latest firmware updates on your TP-Link devices now.

  • New insights into Windows Registry vulnerabilities
    What happened: Researchers detailed how attackers can exploit memory flaws in Windows Registry.
    What to do: Ensure Windows systems are fully patched and monitor for unusual activity.

  • iMessage exploit analyzed in detail
    What happened: Security experts examined a sophisticated attack targeting Apple’s messaging app.
    What to do: Keep your Apple devices updated and be cautious with unexpected messages.

  • Supply chain security expert joins NetRise
    What happened: A leading voice in software supply chain safety is helping improve risk visibility.
    What to do: Consider reviewing your software supply chain practices to boost security.

If You Only Do 3 Things Today

Action (1 minute each) Why it matters
Update Oracle E-Business Suite software Stops active attacks exploiting known flaws
Patch your TP-Link Omada gateway devices Prevents remote command injection attacks
Update Cursor and Windsurf IDEs Closes many browser-related security holes

For Teams (super quick)

  • Prioritize patching Oracle E-Business Suite and TP-Link Omada gateways immediately.
  • Review and update developer tools like Cursor and Windsurf to latest versions.
  • Monitor Windows systems for signs of registry-related exploits or unusual behavior.
  • Educate users to avoid clicking on suspicious messages, especially on Apple devices.
  • Assess your software supply chain risks and improve visibility where possible. a laptop and a computer Photo by Rohan on Unsplash

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