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  • Oracle Identity Manager flaw actively exploited
    What happened: A critical remote code execution flaw in Oracle Identity Manager is being used in real attacks.
    What to do: Apply the latest Oracle patches immediately to protect your systems.

  • Grafana warns of admin spoofing vulnerability
    What happened: A severe flaw in Grafana Enterprise could let attackers create admin accounts or escalate privileges.
    What to do: Update Grafana to the newest version with the security fix.

  • SonicWall fixes high-severity firewall and email flaws
    What happened: SonicWall patched vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to crash devices or run malicious code.
    What to do: Install SonicWall updates promptly to avoid service disruptions or breaches.

  • Windows Registry memory corruption exploited in practice
    What happened: Researchers demonstrated how attackers can exploit Windows Registry memory issues to gain control.
    What to do: Keep Windows updated and monitor for unusual system behavior.

  • CoreAudio fuzzing reveals sound system weaknesses
    What happened: Security experts found vulnerabilities in Apple’s CoreAudio by testing its message handling.
    What to do: Ensure your Apple devices have the latest security updates installed.

  • Palo Alto Networks scanning activity surges
    What happened: Increased scanning targeting Palo Alto Networks devices was observed, possibly probing for weaknesses.
    What to do: Review firewall logs and confirm devices are fully patched.

  • Data breach impacts 120,000 people at WEL Companies
    What happened: A recent breach exposed personal information of over 120,000 individuals.
    What to do: Be cautious of phishing attempts and monitor your accounts for suspicious activity.

  • AI prompt injection attacks raise new concerns
    What happened: Attackers are experimenting with ways to trick AI systems into executing harmful commands.
    What to do: Stay informed about AI security best practices and apply recommended safeguards.

If You Only Do 3 Things Today

Action (1 minute each) Why it matters
Update Oracle Identity Manager now Stops active attacks exploiting a critical flaw
Patch Grafana Enterprise immediately Prevents attackers from gaining admin control
Check SonicWall devices for updates Protects firewalls and email systems from attacks

For Teams (super quick)

  • Prioritize patching Oracle Identity Manager and Grafana Enterprise vulnerabilities right away.
  • Review firewall and email appliance logs for unusual activity related to SonicWall flaws.
  • Monitor Windows systems for signs of registry exploitation or memory corruption.
  • Verify all Apple devices have the latest CoreAudio security updates installed.
  • Educate users about phishing risks following the WEL Companies breach and AI prompt injection threats. A laptop computer sitting on top of a wooden desk Photo by Adhitya Sibikumar on Unsplash

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