In Other News: Cyberattack Stings Stryker, Windows Zero-Day, China Supercomputer Hack
2026-04-12T07:24:06Z•760aa3641ae9ebbb0df67c2ad5640861686dc2a394c05aff003b3257bdb6811c
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What happened
This SecurityWeek roundup covers multiple high-impact stories: a cyberattack affecting Stryker and other organizations, reports of a Windows zero-day and a China supercomputer intrusion, and several fast-moving vulnerability disclosures and patches. Juniper released fixes for dozens of Junos OS flaws including a critical unauthenticated remote-takeover issue; a critical Marimo bug was weaponized within hours of disclosure; Orthanc DICOM vulnerabilities allow crashes, information leakage and RCE; and Chrome 147 fixes 60 flaws including two critical WebML bugs. Other notable items: Iran-linked操控
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