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SonicWall SMA 1000 Zero-Days: CVSS 10.0, Patch Now

Two critical SonicWall SMA 1000 flaws are being actively exploited in the wild. A CVSS 10.0 unauthenticated SSRF combined with a code injection bug gives attackers full appliance compromise from zero access. And yes, they are stealing your MFA seeds.

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Your Employees Can't Spot AI Phishing Anymore

Picture this. Your CFO gets a call from what sounds exactly like your CEO. Slightly panicked voice. Urgent wire transfer. A mention of that acquisition deal only the two of them know about. The CFO transfers the money. Because why wouldn't they? The voice was right. The details were right. The urgency made sense. Except it wasn't your CEO. It was a voice clone generated from three minutes of an earnings call, and that transfer just cost your company what most SMBs make in a quarter. This isn't a hypothetical anymore. It's happening right now to businesses your size. And the scary part? Your team probably can't tell the difference.

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Patchageddon: 570 flaws, 2 zero-days in the wild

Microsoft just dropped the largest security update in company history, with 570+ vulnerabilities, two zero-days already being exploited, and a third publicly disclosed with no patch in sight. Here's what you need to patch first and why your triage list just got a lot longer.

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Cyber Weekly: Creds, signed drivers, and shutdowns

Three things happened this week that don't normally happen. A vendor told customers to physically shut down their servers. A ransomware strain used a Microsoft-signed driver to kill antivirus before encryption. And researchers confirmed that stolen FortiGate credentials are directly fueling ransomware deployments at industrial scale. That's not a normal Tuesday. Between July 1 and 13, we saw an AI agent run a complete ransomware attack without human help, 7 million driver's license records leak from one phished employee, and attackers calling businesses on Microsoft Teams pretending to be IT support. The credential-to-ransomware pipeline is no longer a theory. It's the operating model. Here's what happened and what you actually need to do about it.

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