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    The Patch Existed for Seven Months. The Attacks Didn’t Care.

    by Rebecca Sutton September 23, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 23, 2026

    Third party plugin risk, not clever malware, is why a critical WooCommerce flaw patched in February is still being exploited in September.

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    Running Cisco ISE? Here’s Your Action Plan for the CVSS 10.0 Flaw Under Attack

    by Rebecca Sutton September 23, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 23, 2026

    The Cisco ISE patch for CVE-2026-76460 isn’t optional. A step-by-step plan for checking versions, patching, and spotting prior compromise.

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    The WordPress Click2Shell Flaw: Are You Affected, and What Should You Do Today?

    by Rebecca Sutton September 22, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 22, 2026

    A practical checklist for the WordPress Click2Shell flaw: whether you’re affected, how serious it really was, and the five things to check this week.

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    WordPress’s New Malware Filter Is Good. It’s Not a Reason to Stop Testing.

    by Rebecca Sutton September 15, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 15, 2026

    WordPress’s automated plugin review caught a real backdoor before it shipped. That is a genuine win, but it does nothing about the vulnerable plugins already on your site.

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    CISA Flags Five Actively Exploited Bugs in Tools Your Business Probably Runs

    by Rebecca Sutton September 14, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 14, 2026

    CISA has added five actively exploited vulnerabilities in JFrog Artifactory, ConnectWise ScreenConnect and MikroTik RouterOS to its watch list this week.

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    GitLab’s Perfect-10 Vulnerability Is Already Being Probed

    by Rebecca Sutton September 14, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 14, 2026

    A maximum-severity path traversal flaw in GitLab’s repository commits API is being scanned within hours of disclosure. Here’s what happened and what self-managed users need to check.

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    Cisco, Citrix and Fortinet Bugs: A Plain Patching Checklist

    by Rebecca Sutton September 11, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 11, 2026

    New firewall and VPN vulnerabilities in Cisco, Citrix and Fortinet gear are under active attack. A step-by-step checklist for IT managers without a dedicated security team.

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    What This Month’s Patch Tuesday Vulnerabilities Mean for Your Business

    by Rebecca Sutton September 10, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 10, 2026

    A practical order for tackling this month’s 974 Patch Tuesday vulnerabilities, from the two already-exploited bugs to your e-commerce platform.

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    SAP’s Rare Perfect 10: Inside the OVERPASS Kernel Flaw and What to Do Now

    by Rebecca Sutton September 10, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 10, 2026

    SAP has patched a maximum-severity kernel vulnerability that lets attackers run commands on SAP servers without logging in. Here is what OVERPASS affects and how to respond.

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    Your Contact Form Could Be the Weak Point: A Practical Guide to the Super Forms and Elementor Pro Flaws

    by Rebecca Sutton September 7, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 7, 2026

    Two WordPress plugins have taken over 440,000 exploit attempts between them. Here’s a plain-English breakdown of what happened and the checklist to run on your own site.

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