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Articles Categorized as Patching

  • CVE-2025-59886 Eaton Exploit Code Published
    CVE-2025-59886 Eaton Exploit Code Published
    With exploit code available for the vulnerabilities in Eaton’s xComfort Ethernet Communication Interface, Jason Taylor recommends replacing or isolating.
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  • CVE‑2020‑12812 and Why It’s Still an Issue Five Years Later
    CVE‑2020‑12812 and Why It’s Still an Issue Five Years Later
    Principal Penetration Tester Scottie Cole explains why Fortinet released a new security advisory about CVE‑2020‑12812 and what your organization should check.
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  • Microsoft Releases Security Patch for Actively Exploited On-Premises SharePoint Vulnerabilities
    Microsoft Releases Security Patch for Actively Exploited On-Premises SharePoint Vulnerabilities
    Microsoft has released patches for two critical vulnerabilities allowing unauthenticated remote code execution that affect on-premises SharePoint installations.
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  • Nagios XI Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): CVE-2021-38156
    Nagios XI Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): CVE-2021-38156
    Nagios is open-source network and system monitoring software. Raxis’ Matt Dunn has discovered a cross-site scripting vulnerability that could leave users open to attack.
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  • PRTG Network Monitor Stored Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability (CVE-2021-29643)
    PRTG Network Monitor Stored Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability (CVE-2021-29643)
    Raxis lead penetration tester Matt Dunn uncovers a new vulnerability in the PRTG Network Monitor (CVE-2021-29643). Read more here.
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  • SonicWall
    SonicWall Patches Three Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
    Cybersecurity company SonicWall has released patches for three zero-day vulnerabilities that are currently being exploited.
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