Fortinet patches new FortiWeb zero-day
What happened: A critical FortiWeb vulnerability is actively exploited by attackers.
What to do: Update FortiWeb devices immediately with the latest security patches.Google fixes Chrome zero-day vulnerabilities
What happened: Google released emergency updates for Chrome to fix multiple zero-day flaws being exploited.
What to do: Update your Chrome browser to the newest version right away.Pennsylvania AG confirms ransomware data breach
What happened: The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office suffered a ransomware attack exposing terabytes of data.
What to do: Be alert for phishing attempts and monitor your personal accounts for suspicious activity.French childcare agency reports major data breach
What happened: Pajemploi exposed personal data of 1.2 million people in a recent breach.
What to do: If you’re affected, watch for unusual account activity and consider changing passwords.Windows Registry memory corruption exploited
What happened: Researchers demonstrated how attackers can exploit Windows Registry memory flaws to gain control.
What to do: Keep your Windows systems updated and apply security patches promptly.New research fuzzes Apple CoreAudio for vulnerabilities
What happened: Security experts found potential bugs in Apple’s audio system that could be exploited.
What to do: Update Apple devices regularly to receive security fixes.Discussion on improving vulnerability data sharing
What happened: Experts propose a global decentralized system to better manage vulnerability information.
What to do: Stay informed about new tools and standards that improve security transparency.
If You Only Do 3 Things Today
| Action (1 minute each) | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Update your Chrome browser now | Protects you from active browser attacks |
| Patch FortiWeb devices if you use them | Stops attackers exploiting critical flaws |
| Change passwords on important accounts | Reduces risk if your data was exposed |
For Teams (super quick)
- Prioritize deploying Fortinet and Windows security patches immediately.
- Ensure all users update their Chrome browsers to the latest version.
- Monitor for unusual network activity related to ransomware or data breaches.
- Review access logs for signs of unauthorized entry, especially in sensitive systems.
- Communicate clearly with users about phishing risks following recent breaches.
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