Attackers Briefly Hijacked AOMEI Updates to Plant Backdoors
UNC7017 changed two AOMEI configuration files for minutes at a time. Hunt updater-launched files and scheduled tasks even after the vendor restored its servers.
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UNC7017 changed two AOMEI configuration files for minutes at a time. Hunt updater-launched files and scheduled tasks even after the vendor restored its servers.
Read article →The actor exploited Remote Support, installed a root backdoor and reached managed endpoints. Patch BT26-05, then investigate appliance persistence and sessions.
Read article →Crafted HTTP requests can bypass FortiSandbox management login. Check appliance and PaaS versions, upgrade affected branches and restrict GUI reachability.
Read article →The same signed certificate can pass one validator and fail another. Test the actual TLS path, update affected libraries and keep issued names explicit.
Read article →Komodo Periphery passes some restricted-user requests to a shell on managed servers. Upgrade agents to 2.3.0 and review Logs and Execute grants.
Read article →An admin or developer in one organization can reach another's Query Library on a shared instance. Restrict the affected API while a security update is pending.
Read article →The legacy SSO route issues a JWT for a supplied username and remains unpatched; separate cross-user assistant and workflow flaws have release-specific fixes.
Read article →Cisco updates Secure Email Gateway and Secure Email and Web Manager across five weakness groups. Compare each appliance's build with its product-specific fixed release.
Read article →Limited exploitation targets authenticated access to PAN-OS management. Compare installed hotfixes, restrict the admin path and inspect three vendor-listed IPs.
Read article →Microsoft traces a broker reselling cloud tenant access and storage to phishing kits. Examine app credentials, privileged grants and hosted files in affected tenants.
Read article →The October updates address an exploited Windows Shell bypass and separate unauthenticated DHCP Server code execution. Check installed builds on endpoints and DHCP hosts.
Read article →A lookalike download page collects the VPN server and credentials twice, then starts a signed WatchGuard installer. Check browser history and VPN logins.
Read article →CISA flags active exploitation of a Windows Shell security bypass. Compare affected desktop and server builds with Microsoft's CVE record and prioritize updates.
Read article →An uploaded HTML file can run in a Shopware administrator's browser. Restrict media creation or block HTML uploads while checking who can reach existing media.
Read article →A patched-at-the-time Connect Secure VPN fell to a three-flaw chain. Upgrade affected branches and investigate memory, LDAP traffic and movement from the appliance.
Read article →A crafted CI configuration and UTF-8 repository path can reach a vulnerable regex compiler on self-managed GitLab. Upgrade the affected 19.2, 19.3 and 19.4 branches.
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