⚡ Weekly Summary: Critical SharePoint Zero-Day, Chrome Vulnerability, macOS Spyware, NVIDIA Toolkit RCE, and More
Published: July 21, 2025
Category: Enterprise Security / Zero Day
Even the most secure environments are at risk as attackers bypass elaborate defenses—not with elaborate exploits, but by leveraging weak configurations, outdated encryption, and unprotected trusted tools. These stealthy attacks evade detection by blending into normal operations, exploiting gaps in monitoring and assumptions of safety. What once appeared suspicious now seems routine, thanks to modular techniques and automation that mimic legitimate behavior.
The critical issue? Our control is not only being tested; it’s being silently compromised. This week’s updates shed light on how default configurations, blurred trust boundaries, and exposed infrastructures are transforming standard systems into vulnerabilities.
⚡ Threat of the Week: Critical SharePoint Zero-Day Under Active Exploitation (Patch Issued Today)
Microsoft has rolled out patches for two security vulnerabilities in SharePoint Server that have been actively exploited, impacting numerous organizations globally. Details on the exploitation surfaced…
Category: Enterprise Security / Zero Day
Weekly Security Brief: SharePoint Vulnerability, Chrome Exploit, macOS Spyware, and NVIDIA Toolkit RCE July 21, 2025 In the realm of cybersecurity, recent developments indicate that attackers are increasingly circumventing traditional defenses by exploiting seemingly benign vulnerabilities. These intrusions often rely on outdated security configurations, weak encryption, and unprotected trusted tools…
⚡ Weekly Summary: Critical SharePoint Zero-Day, Chrome Vulnerability, macOS Spyware, NVIDIA Toolkit RCE, and More
Published: July 21, 2025
Category: Enterprise Security / Zero Day
Even the most secure environments are at risk as attackers bypass elaborate defenses—not with elaborate exploits, but by leveraging weak configurations, outdated encryption, and unprotected trusted tools. These stealthy attacks evade detection by blending into normal operations, exploiting gaps in monitoring and assumptions of safety. What once appeared suspicious now seems routine, thanks to modular techniques and automation that mimic legitimate behavior.
The critical issue? Our control is not only being tested; it’s being silently compromised. This week’s updates shed light on how default configurations, blurred trust boundaries, and exposed infrastructures are transforming standard systems into vulnerabilities.
⚡ Threat of the Week: Critical SharePoint Zero-Day Under Active Exploitation (Patch Issued Today)
Microsoft has rolled out patches for two security vulnerabilities in SharePoint Server that have been actively exploited, impacting numerous organizations globally. Details on the exploitation surfaced…
