Rockwell Patches Code Execution Flaws in Arena Simulation Software
2026-07-25T19:24:03Z•1ace411bbb0910c6619c09c7579d97851feb3a1c54f6952434568a3d7215c52e
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What happened
SecurityWeek round-up: Rockwell patched remote code execution flaws in its Arena simulation software that could be abused to target industrial organizations. The feed also highlights Siemens ROX II industrial switch flaws, a Russian Zimbra webmail espionage campaign, a Stadler Rail ransomware extortion attempt, and a confirmed data breach at Origin Energy affecting ~2 million customers. Other notable items include OpenAI fixing the “AgentForger” ChatGPT agent flaw, reports of ~400 Linux kernel vulnerabilities, an AI-powered Dolphin X malware story, a car anti-theft device hack, credential-stuf
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