Cisco fixes maximum-severity Secure FMC bugs threatening firewall security
2026-03-05T02:51:47Z•f3844256efe2b52f63de78a722f4664077487a3bc566d3e9be3128bcda34f4fb
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What happened
SecurityAffairs feed covering multiple high-impact incidents: Cisco patched two maximum-severity vulnerabilities in Secure Firewall Management Center (FMC) that could allow attackers to gain root on managed firewalls; the U.S. CISA added multiple flaws (including VMware Aria Operations issues tied to Qualcomm/Broadcom) to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog; and Check Point reported Silver Dragon (linked to APT41) using server exploits, phishing, Cobalt Strike and Google Drive for C2 against government targets. Other notable items: a large (1.2M) data breach at the University of Hawaiʻ
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