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Plain-English summaries of active threats, scams targeting government agencies and residents, and patch guidance that anyone can act on.
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Archive
863 advisories
Nov 10, 2026VulnerabilityAdobe November Updates Address Critical Server and Creative-App Flaws
Review patches for Adobe Connect, Experience Manager and creative tools. No exploitation is reported; Photoshop 2025 users need a supported newer release.
Nov 10, 2026AppleVulnerabilityApple Updates Address Bluetooth, Messages and Memory-Safety Flaws
Review Apple's November 9 security updates across supported devices. MS-ISAC reports no known exploitation as of November 10.
Nov 10, 2026VulnerabilityChrome Update Fixes Exploited XML Vulnerability
Google reports exploitation of CVE-2026-125350. Update Chrome's Stable desktop channel and verify the installed version.
Nov 10, 2026VulnerabilityFirefox and ESR Updates Fix High-Severity Security Flaws
Update Firefox to 160 or the applicable ESR release, 153.7 or 115.45. MS-ISAC reports no known exploitation as of November 10.
Nov 10, 2026VulnerabilityFortinet Updates Address Multiple Product Vulnerabilities
Review Fortinet's product-specific fixes. MS-ISAC reports no known exploitation at issuance; affected versions and attack conditions vary.
Nov 10, 2026VulnerabilityMicrosoft November Updates Address Exploited Outlook Flaw
Prioritize the November security updates, including CVE-2026-124194 in Outlook. Microsoft confirms exploitation; opening a malicious file is required.
Nov 10, 2026VulnerabilitySAP November Security Updates Address Critical Vulnerabilities
Review SAP’s November patches for critical flaws across NetWeaver, Web Dispatcher, Gateway and other components. MS-ISAC reports no known exploitation as of November 10.
Nov 10, 2026VulnerabilitySecuritySonicOS Updates Address Authentication Bypass and Other Vulnerabilities
Organizations using SonicWall Gen7 or Gen8 firewalls should review the latest SonicOS security advisory and prioritize the applicable updates.
Nov 5, 2026Critical InfrastructureSecurityCyberattacks Target Commercial Refrigeration Systems in Europe
In mid-October and again this week , commercial refrigerator and freezer systems - largely in Europe - were targeted in cyberattacks that caused temperatures in these units to sharply rise. This activity, while not entirely unprecedented, marks a pivotal expansion from recent targeting of industrial
Nov 5, 2026Critical InfrastructureSecurityJoint Fact Sheet Warns of Threats to Refrigeration Controllers Across Critical Infrastructure
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), US Department of Agriculture (USDA), and Department of Transportation (DOT) recently released a Joint Fact Sheet warning that malicious cyber actors are
Nov 5, 2026PhishingScamsPhishing Campaign Impersonates ZoomInfo Personal Information Notices
The NJCCIC has recently identified an email campaign impersonating ZoomInfo, a legitimate business intelligence platform. The message, presented as a "Personal Information Notice," resembles standard data privacy disclosures, such as GDPR or CCPA notices. It informs recipients that their professiona
Oct 30, 2026VulnerabilitySecurityCisco Secure Firewall Vulnerability Could Allow Denial of Service
A vulnerability has been discovered in Cisco Secure Firewall Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) Software and Cisco Secure Firewall Threat Defense (FTD) Software that could allow for denial of service (
Oct 30, 2026VulnerabilitySecurityGitLab Vulnerability Could Allow Remote Code Execution
A vulnerability has been discovered in GitLab that could allow for remote code execution. GitLab is a DevOps platform that provides source code management, CI/CD pipelines, issue tracking, and collabo
Oct 29, 2026PhishingScamsSeasonal Phishing Campaigns Emerge Ahead of the Holidays
The holidays are rapidly approaching, so seasonal phishing campaigns are already emerging. These campaigns exploit seasonal behaviors, increased message volumes, and heightened urgency. Cyber threat actors commonly target both consumers and organization employees by taking advantage of typical year-
Oct 29, 2026ScamsPhishingTech Support Scam Impersonating Microsoft Targets Public Sector Organization
Tech support scams are social engineering schemes in which threat actors impersonate technical support or customer service from well-known, trusted companies. The threat actors contact their targets to gain access to the target’s device, obtain sensitive data, such as account credentials or personal
Oct 28, 2026GoogleVulnerabilityMultiple Vulnerabilities in Google Chrome Could Allow Arbitrary Code Execution
Multiple vulnerabilities have been discovered in Google Chrome, the most severe of which could allow for arbitrary code execution. Successful exploitation of the most severe of these vulnerabilities c
Oct 27, 2026AppleVulnerabilityMultiple Vulnerabilities in Apple Products Could Allow Arbitrary Code Execution
Multiple vulnerabilities have been discovered in Apple products, the most severe of which could allow for arbitrary code execution.
Oct 27, 2026VulnerabilitySecurityVulnerability in Brotli Library Could Allow Remote Code Execution
A vulnerability has been discovered in the Brotli library that could allow for remote code execution. Brotli is a compression algorithm developed by Google and commonly used to compress web content be
Oct 26, 2026VulnerabilitySecurityCISA Updates Alert on Critical PHP “php2shell” Vulnerabilities
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has published an updated alert to: (1) provide a SIGMA detection rule to help identify potentially suspicious activity; (2) incorporate partner resources; and (3) reinforce existing mitigation guidance. CISA strongly urges organizations to
Oct 22, 2026PhishingMalwareCompromised Email Accounts Used to Send Fake Zoom Meeting Invitations
Threat actors who compromise and take over legitimate email accounts can conduct further malicious activity. For example, they can send fake video teleconferencing (VTC) meeting invitations to impersonate popular platforms, such as Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams. These fraudulent invitations may promp
Oct 22, 2026PhishingScamsGeneric Phishing Emails Use Adobe PDF Pretext to Deliver Malicious Links
The NJCCIC identified a phishing campaign that uses generic messaging to prompt recipients to act. The message does not identify the sender, the organization it purports to represent, or the purpose of the invitation. By keeping the content generic, attackers can distribute the same template to…
Oct 22, 2026RansomwareSecurityRansomware Incidents Rise Across New Jersey Organizations
The NJCCIC has recently received multiple reports of ransomware incidents affecting public and private organizations in New Jersey. The activity has been attributed to established ransomware operations, including Qilin, INC Ransom, and SafePay, as well as emerging groups such as Booba Project and Da
Oct 22, 2026ScamsPhishingThreat Actors Impersonate New Jersey Organizations to Redirect Payments
In the past week, the NJCCIC observed an uptick in threat actors impersonating multiple New Jersey organizations to redirect legitimate payments and steal funds, resulting in significant financial losses. Threat actors leverage publicly available information to identify and target potential victims…

