Eleven Vulnerable UEFI Shims Enable Secure Boot Bypass
2026-07-15T14:52:14Z•e4930662f08bc0cfc8e2278efeba72a661f990f7b16f91abc57be3d991e82f65
AI security risksAdobe ColdFusionCISA incident responseCrashStealerEvilginxGhostApprovalMFA bypassMicrosoft Patch TuesdayOAuth spoofingPoisonX/driver tamperingSNMPSecure Boot bypassShareFile/Storage Zone ControllerUEFIagentic AI attackscloud credential exposurecompromised credentialscritical vulnerabilitymacOS malwaremass CVE patchingransomware entry vectorsrouter exploitationstate-backed actors
What happened
A wide-ranging set of July 2026 security reports highlights multiple high-impact threats: eleven Microsoft-signed UEFI shims can bypass Secure Boot on many machines; Microsoft shipped fixes for a record 570 CVEs; a CVSS 10.0 Adobe ColdFusion flaw is actively exploited; and Progress temporarily suspended ShareFile Storage Zone Controller access after a credible external security threat. The collection also documents growing identity-based threats (compromised logins, Evilginx phishing that bypasses MFA, OAuth Client ID spoofing), state-backed campaigns targeting routers and public-facing CMS/Ro
Why it matters
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- infosecurity_magazine
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- e4930662f08bc0cfc8e2278efeba72a661f990f7b16f91abc57be3d991e82f65
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- 2026-07-15T14:52:14Z
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- Yes
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