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  • Critical Oracle Identity Manager Flaw Actively Exploited
    What happened: A serious security bug in Oracle Identity Manager is being used by attackers right now.
    What to do: Apply the latest security patches immediately to protect your systems.

  • Grafana Enterprise Faces Maximum Severity Vulnerability
    What happened: A flaw in Grafana Enterprise could let attackers gain admin rights or impersonate users.
    What to do: Update Grafana to the newest version to close this security gap.

  • Qilin Ransomware Attack Traced from Limited Data
    What happened: Analysts uncovered how Qilin ransomware operated using just one infected device’s logs.
    What to do: Monitor endpoints closely and review logs regularly to catch early signs of ransomware.

  • Windows Registry Memory Corruption Exploited
    What happened: Researchers demonstrated how attackers can exploit memory issues in Windows Registry for attacks.
    What to do: Keep Windows systems updated and consider additional endpoint protection.

  • New Research on CoreAudio Vulnerabilities
    What happened: Security experts explored weaknesses in Apple’s CoreAudio system that could be targeted.
    What to do: Ensure Apple devices have the latest security updates installed.

  • CISA Adds Oracle Flaw to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities List
    What happened: The U.S. cybersecurity agency highlighted the Oracle bug as a top threat currently exploited.
    What to do: Prioritize patching Oracle Identity Manager if you use it in your environment.

  • Other Alerts: ATM Jackpotting and Data Breaches
    What happened: Reports show increases in ATM fraud and a data breach affecting over 120,000 people.
    What to do: Stay vigilant for unusual activity and remind users to watch for phishing attempts.

  • Ongoing WhatsApp-NSO Lawsuit Highlights Privacy Risks
    What happened: Legal battles continue over spyware targeting WhatsApp users, raising privacy concerns.
    What to do: Be cautious about suspicious messages and keep apps updated.

If You Only Do 3 Things Today

Action (1 minute each) Why it matters
Update Oracle Identity Manager immediately Stops active attacks exploiting a critical flaw
Patch Grafana Enterprise Prevents attackers from gaining admin control
Review endpoint logs for unusual activity Helps detect ransomware and other threats early

For Teams (super quick)

  • Verify all Oracle Identity Manager instances are patched without delay.
  • Roll out Grafana updates across your environment and check user permissions.
  • Increase monitoring on endpoints for signs of ransomware or unauthorized access.
  • Ensure all Apple devices have the latest security updates installed.
  • Communicate with users about phishing risks and suspicious messages regularly. MacBook Pro Photo by Sincerely Media on Unsplash

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