Storm Watch | Cyber News | Atlassian Confluence, ApacheMQ, VMware, and F5
Summary: A GreyNoise podcast episode covered activity around Atlassian Confluence, ApacheMQ, VMware, and F5, along with an Okta breach update, QNAP vulnerabilities, the release of CVSS4, and a KEV roundup. The hosts also discussed a Cisco blog post by Ben arguing that the hype cycle for vulnerabilities is real and predictable and that there is no long-tail vulnerability.
Bottom line: The hosts' conclusion that there is no long-tail vulnerability challenges the assumption that only a small set of obscure flaws deserves attention, which is the premise many patching prioritization models are built on.
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