CISA adds exploited GitLab and Cisco firewall flaws to KEV
Federal agencies must fix unauthenticated GitLab code execution and a Cisco firewall reload bug by November 1, 2026.
Federal agencies must fix unauthenticated GitLab code execution and a Cisco firewall reload bug by November 1, 2026.
The review weighs SLAs, unused-hour conversion, onboarding and post-acquisition ownership rather than responder reputation alone.
The guide matches firms to breach lanes and flags Coveware's acquisition by Veeam as a procurement issue.
The review weighs content ownership, offboarding, tuning evidence and whether the SIEM stays in the customer's tenant.
Mandiant and CrowdStrike place second and third; Kaspersky is flagged as jurisdiction-gated for Western buyers.
Federal civilian agencies are told to apply fixes for both flaws by November 1, 2026.
Cisco Talos says callers often knew only names and emails, and one Quick Assist session ended in ransomware.
CVE-2026-76418, scored 8.6, lets an unauthenticated attacker reload ASA or FTD when secondary authentication is configured; Cisco has fixes but no workaround.
CVE-2026-20127, patched in February 2026, lets attackers add rogue peers and steal IPsec key material from controllers.
The Go implant dumps credentials, captures keystrokes, and can lock screens with ransomware while calling an OpenAI model on the host.
CISA set November 11 and October 31 federal deadlines; Cisco says CVE-2026-76418 is crashing firewalls with no workaround.
The neurosymbolic rule language is meant to flag intent that appears only across benign agent steps.
Lumen says exploited products included Versa, N-able, Cisco SD-WAN, VeloCloud and possibly Quest KACE; KeyDrift hit Cisco controllers.
Talos says UAT-11473 stole suspected IPsec keys from space, defense, and policy targets; patches shipped in February 2026.
UAT-11473 uses a CVSS 10.0 auth bypass on Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN to plant in-process key stealers; fixes exist but no workaround.
Lumen says four confirmed zero-day campaigns hit management platforms, with credential theft and chains of compromised devices.
ASA and FTD releases before the listed builds are affected by a remote SSL VPN tunnel denial of service.
Unauthenticated attackers can reload devices that have webvpn and SSL VPN enabled; Cisco found exploitation in October 2026.
CVE-2026-76418, scored 8.6, lets unauthenticated attackers reload firewalls when SSL VPN uses secondary authentication.
Lumen links the relay network to four confirmed zero-days and one likely flaw, with sessions rebuilt in under two minutes.
CVE-2026-20127 (CVSS 10) gives unauthenticated admin access to SD-WAN controllers; KeyDrift malware siphoned keying material and Volt Typhoon kept exploiting the flaw after disclosure.
CVE-2026-76418, CVSS 8.6, lets unauthenticated attackers restart firewalls when secondary authentication is configured.
Volt Typhoon built Silent Train framework using zero-days in Quest KACE, N-central, Cisco SD-WAN and VeloCloud to access U.S. critical infrastructure.
The malware hooks vdaemon to copy AES-256 key material; Cisco calls exploitation limited and lists fixed trains.
Unauthenticated crafted VPN requests can reload firewalls; CVSS is 8.6 and there is no workaround.
The guide stresses pricing fit and ownership changes, including QRadar’s split lanes and Splunk under Cisco.
An editorial scorecard, not a lab test, ranks nine platforms after the Exabeam–LogRhythm merger removed one slot.
Unauthenticated crafted requests reload ASA and FTD devices when SSL VPN secondary authentication is configured; CVSS is 8.6.
Unauthenticated remote attackers can reload ASA and Secure FTD devices; the federal due date is November 1, 2026.
An unauthenticated remote attacker can send crafted requests and log in with administrative privileges.
Talos says the implant lives in controller processes, steals data-plane keys, and overlaps Volt Typhoon infrastructure.
High-SIR issues include a Brotli out-of-bounds write and DNS truncation with an embedded NUL; fixes cover 22.x, 24.x, and 26.x.
Black Lotus Labs says the rotating SOHO and IoT relay network hit hundreds of victims, including US critical infrastructure.
Unauthenticated attackers can crash devices when secondary authentication is set on a tunnel group; Cisco has shipped updates.
Black Lotus Labs says chains were rebuilt in under two minutes and hundreds of victims were notified.
Black Lotus Labs says four confirmed zero-days hit VeloCloud, Cisco SD-WAN, N-central, and Versa Director.
Fixed releases will be named then, and PSIRT plans no further hardening advisories in 2026.
InfraTrust tracked 133 new advisories covering 2,813 vulnerabilities in a month; 16 advisories involved actively exploited KEV-listed flaws.
Cisco rates CVE-2026-20362 at 7.2 and says no fixes exist yet, with first patches planned for 2027.
Quarry scores full agent sessions, including tool use and MCP calls, and ships a YARA-like rule starter pack.
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