Handling the CVE Flood With EPSS, (Mon, Apr 20th)
2026-04-20T19:23:49Z•9c87f7b2f05b0b911edab2dbe00f599892d7371156fe8dc98f58e613f2e6f962
AI model scanningArechClient2CVE-floodDShieldDVR compromiseEPSSIoTLumma StealerMicrosoft Patch TuesdaySectop RATpodcastthreat-intelvulnerability-management
What happened
SANS ISC diary items (Apr 14–20, 2026) covering several topics: managing the large daily influx of new CVE entries using EPSS and risk-based prioritization; analysis of Microsoft Patch Tuesday (April 2026) with a high volume of fixes; a reported Lumma Stealer infection paired with Sectop RAT (ArechClient2); research on compromised DVRs and how to find them in the wild; DShield reports of probes scanning for AI model endpoints (claude, huggingface, etc.) starting Mar 10, 2026; plus multiple ISC Stormcast podcast entries. No specific CVE identifiers are listed in the provided items.
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