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Summary: Attackers have weaponized CVE-2026-6973, an improper input validation flaw in Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM) that lets authenticated users with administrative privileges run code remotely, and are actively exploiting a zero-day memory corruption vulnerability, CVE-2026-0300, in the PAN-OS authentication portal that allows unauthenticated attackers to run code with root privileges on PA-Series and VM-Series firewalls. Censys detected about 263,000 internet-exposed hosts running PAN-OS, and patches for the Palo Alto flaw are expected starting May 13, 2026, with possible exploitation attempts dating to April 9, 2026.
What you should know: About 263,000 internet-exposed PAN-OS hosts face an unauthenticated root-level flaw with no patch until May 13, 2026, and neither Ivanti nor Palo Alto Networks disclosed when exploitation began or how many customers were affected.
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- Vulnerabilities & Patching
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- CVE-2025-68670CVE-2026-0073CVE-2026-0300CVE-2026-1046CVE-2026-20034CVE-2026-20035CVE-2026-2005CVE-2026-2006CVE-2026-20185CVE-2026-20188CVE-2026-22679CVE-2026-23863CVE-2026-23864CVE-2026-23866CVE-2026-23870CVE-2026-23918CVE-2026-26129CVE-2026-26164CVE-2026-29014CVE-2026-29146CVE-2026-29201CVE-2026-29202CVE-2026-29203CVE-2026-32710CVE-2026-33111CVE-2026-33309CVE-2026-42248CVE-2026-42249CVE-2026-42778CVE-2026-42779CVE-2026-43284CVE-2026-43500CVE-2026-44573CVE-2026-44574CVE-2026-44575CVE-2026-44578CVE-2026-44579CVE-2026-44843CVE-2026-4670CVE-2026-5174CVE-2026-5865CVE-2026-6973CVE-2026-7482CVE-2026-7896CVE-2026-7897CVE-2026-7898
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