UK school’s network left wide open for invasion, student found

2026-06-25T07:23:59Z24c0648245521d9cae18d5f8eb372f235e44d92c1b9ae3de08a7e9f5e5e7a858
CVE-2026-20230CiscoFortinetIoT/medical-devicebootromcheckm8-stylecommand-and-controlcredentialsdata-breachexploitfacial-recognitionincident-responsemalwarenation-stateprivacyransomware/extortionvulnerabilityzero-day

What happened

A wave of active incidents and high-impact disclosures dominated The Register’s security feed: Cisco vulnerabilities (including CVE-2026-20230) are being actively exploited and additional SD‑WAN/Catalyst zero-days reported; Fortinet appliances and sandboxes suffered mass attacks and critical flaws; nation-state actors infiltrated Australian critical infrastructure and long-term PRC‑linked intrusions targeted medical and military research networks; large-scale credential and data exposures (KDDI: ~14.2M managed email credentials; 75k Fortinet firewalls hit) and multiple extortion/heist events (

Why it matters

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