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15 published parts

Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing

A continuing, source-led briefing on current cyber threats, active criminal campaigns, exploited vulnerabilities, and practical defensive priorities.

Each article works on its own. For the complete learning path, begin with the first part and continue in sequence.

  1. 01 Critical Vulnerabilities in API and Workflow Automation ToolsRecent CISA updates highlight critical authentication and injection flaws in LLM integrations and workflow platforms, requiring immediate administrative attention. Read part →
  2. 02 Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 2: Active Exploitation of Enterprise InfrastructureCISA has identified active exploitation of critical vulnerabilities in JFrog, Sangoma, and SonicWall products. Learn how to assess your exposure and prioritize remediation steps. Read part →
  3. 03 Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 3: Recent Exploitation Trends in Enterprise SoftwareThis installment examines recent additions to the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog involving SonicWall and PaperCut systems, emphasizing the risks of vulnerability chaining and administrative access. Read part →
  4. 04 Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 4: Authentication and Kernel Security RisksRecent CISA updates identify active exploitation in ownCloud, JFrog Artifactory, and the Linux kernel, requiring immediate attention to authentication and privilege management. Read part →
  5. 05 Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 5: Addressing Legacy Infrastructure RisksThis briefing examines recent additions to the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, focusing on long-standing flaws in legacy software and local privilege escalation risks. Read part →
  6. 06 Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 6: Chromium Exploitation and Kernel AccessRecent vulnerability updates underscore the risks posed by browser-based code execution and local privilege escalation. This briefing details the latest additions to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. Read part →
  7. 07 Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 7: Memory Buffer Risks and Code InjectionThis briefing analyzes new additions to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog involving Citrix, Microsoft SQL Server, and Gitea. Read part →
  8. 08 Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 8: Injection Vulnerabilities and Access ControlRecent CISA updates identify active exploitation in Zimbra, TrueConf, and Oracle server components, requiring immediate attention to command injection and access control risks. Read part →
  9. 09 Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 9: SSRF, Double Free, and Authentication FlawsThis briefing reviews recent additions to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, highlighting risks in communication servers, machine learning platforms, and network protocols. Read part →
  10. 10 Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 10: Authentication Bypasses and Buffer OverflowsWe analyze new entries in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog involving Citrix, Fortinet, and Chromium, outlining the risks and necessary defensive actions. Read part →
  11. 11 Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 11: Router and Firewall VulnerabilitiesRecent CISA updates reveal active exploitation of MikroTik RouterOS and Cisco Firewall Management Center, demanding urgent assessment of network device security. Read part →
  12. 12 Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 12: Remote Access and Artifact Management RisksCISA has updated its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog to include security gaps in ConnectWise ScreenConnect and JFrog Artifactory, highlighting risks to remote management and software supply chains. Read part →
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