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2026·09·29 Patching is step five: inside the NetScaler zero-days Attackers exploited two Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway flaws for weeks before fixes shipped on 27 September. How CVE-2026-88771 turns a log line into a root shell, who is affected, and why the NCSC lists patching fifth. vulnerability management · incident response · patching · threat intel · board 12 min 2026·09·27 Critical is not the same as urgent: what 70,686 CVEs in 2026 actually ask of you Of 70,686 CVEs published between 1 January and 22 September, 161 are known to be exploited. What NVD, EPSS, CISA's catalogue and Exploit-DB say about severity, deadlines and the software attackers use, and a one-line triage rule. vulnerability management · patching · threat intel · research · board 19 min 2026·09·10 What shipped, and when did you know: the Cyber Resilience Act's clock starts tomorrow From 11 September 2026, anyone selling software or connected hardware into the EU has 24 hours from the moment they know a flaw is being exploited to tell a national CSIRT. What that means, what it does not yet mean, and why it reaches British firms that never signed up to it. regulation · governance · board · ned · supply chain · vulnerability management 22 min 2026·07·17 Patch FortiSandbox by Sunday: when the security appliance is the hole CISA has told federal agencies to patch two actively-exploited FortiSandbox flaws by Sunday — both unauthenticated, CVSS 9.1 remote code execution. The malware sandbox is the way in. Why the KEV is your real triage list, and why your security appliances are the target. patching · vulnerability management · threat intel 7 min 2026·07·15 Six hundred patches, two emergencies, and one broken Dell Microsoft's July Patch Tuesday broke its record again — 622 CVEs, or 570 depending who's counting — then Microsoft blocked its own update on overheating Dells. The headline number is theatre; the real list is two exploited zero-days. A triage, not a panic. patching · vulnerability management · craft 9 min

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