U.S. CISA adds Microsoft Windows, N-able N-central, and Adobe flaws to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog
2026-09-10T08:51:38Z•9edb4766c3e1965b5a8c8c8604f92d266414323820f44f130546ca5ed6944163
CVE-2026-75650CVE-2026-87491APISAPTAdobe CommerceCISA-KEVF5 BIG-IPGoogle ChromeLinux rootkitMagentoMicrosoft DefenderMicrosoft ExchangeMicrosoft WindowsN-able N-centralWeChataccount takeoveractively-exploited-vulnerabilitiescryptocurrency theftdata breachexploit kitnation-statepassport dataransomware-like-extortionweb shellzero-day
What happened
SecurityAffairs RSS aggregation highlighting multiple high-impact cybersecurity events, including CISA KEV additions, actively exploited Chrome and Microsoft vulnerabilities, a fileless F5 BIG-IP rootkit, nation-state exploit-kit activity, major data exposure, account-takeover research, and a cryptocurrency theft. The most urgent themes are active exploitation, zero-days, wormable flaws, and critical infrastructure or enterprise appliance compromise.
Why it matters
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