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Critical Vulnerabilities in Foxit PDF Products Could Allow Remote Code Execution
Foxit PDF Editor for Windows and macOS contains multiple vulnerabilities, including a use-after-free issue in the JavaScript engine and a type confusion flaw. These bugs could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code through malicious PDF documents, posing a high risk via phishing and social engineering campaigns.
We recommend:
- Update to Foxit PDF Editor/Reader version 12.1.3 (Windows) or 12.1.1 (Mac)
- Implement email security filters to block malicious attachments
- Educate users on risks of opening untrusted PDF files
- Establish a robust patch management policy
Our SOC team can assist with endpoint protection and phishing defense strategies.
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Generative AI Fueling Surge in Ransomware Attacks
Security researchers report that tools like ChatGPT are being used by threat actors to improve phishing emails and generate malicious code. This trend lowers the barrier for launching ransomware, increasing overall attack volume.
Mitigate risks by:
- Segmenting backup systems and enforcing MFA
- Adopting zero trust principles and encrypted documentation policies
We can assist with security architecture reviews and ransomware tabletop exercises.
Citrix ShareFile RCE Vulnerability Under Active Exploitation
CVE-2023-24489 affects Citrix ShareFile storage zone controllers and allows unauthenticated RCE. Exploitation has begun. The vulnerability carries a CVSS 9.1 severity score.
We recommend:
- Upgrade to ShareFile 5.11.24 or later
- Implement traffic monitoring and access control
- Stay informed on vendor advisories
Our SOC can assist with detection and network segmentation.
Canon Printers May Leak Sensitive Wi-Fi Credentials
Canon warns that certain inkjet printer models may retain Wi-Fi SSID, passwords, MAC, and IP details during resets, exposing users if printers are sent for repair or resale.
To mitigate:
- Follow Canon’s Wi-Fi reset guidance
- Isolate printers on segmented networks
- Change default credentials and apply firmware updates
- Audit regularly for configuration leaks
ANY.RUN Releases July 2023 Malware Threat Report
ANY.RUN’s monthly report highlights emerging malware trends, including AI-driven tools like WormGPT and FraudGPT. Threats include trojans masquerading as legitimate files and increased phishing targeting software developers.
Strengthen defenses by:
- Adopting AI-driven detection solutions
- Segmenting networks and using email authentication
- Keeping apps and developer tools updated
- Maintaining an incident response plan and vendor risk controls
Our SOC team is available for audits and threat-hunting.
