⚡ Weekly Recap: Share File Threat, Citrix Bleed 2 Ransomware, AI Coding Attacks, and More
Summary: Progress told customers to shut down Windows servers running ShareFile Storage Zone Controllers after citing a credible external security threat, temporarily disabling access to affected accounts while it works with internal and external security experts. The company said the exact nature of the threat is unknown and that there are no indications of unauthorized access to any ShareFile accounts or data.
Key Takeaway: A vendor's response to an unidentified threat was to tell customers to take storage controllers offline, so the question for your team is whether you know which of your own internet-facing systems you could shut down on that kind of notice.
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- Topics
- Data Breaches
- Mentions
- CVE-2025-14179CVE-2025-14180CVE-2026-0288CVE-2026-10706CVE-2026-10708CVE-2026-11405CVE-2026-11595CVE-2026-11708CVE-2026-11712CVE-2026-12116CVE-2026-12184CVE-2026-13126CVE-2026-13320CVE-2026-13461CVE-2026-13462CVE-2026-13753CVE-2026-14261CVE-2026-14355CVE-2026-14544CVE-2026-14898CVE-2026-15112CVE-2026-15129CVE-2026-15146CVE-2026-31694CVE-2026-40138CVE-2026-40139CVE-2026-40140CVE-2026-40141CVE-2026-43499CVE-2026-46215CVE-2026-47291CVE-2026-50746CVE-2026-50747CVE-2026-50748CVE-2026-52747CVE-2026-52761CVE-2026-52830CVE-2026-53359CVE-2026-54400CVE-2026-54402CVE-2026-54432CVE-2026-55115CVE-2026-55116CVE-2026-57246CVE-2026-57248CVE-2026-57260CVE-2026-57992CVE-2026-6896
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