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Daniel Kuhl 📯

From Check Point Research: SharePoint Servers’ Wide Targeting

Check Point Research updated on the wide exploitation wave using a critical zero-day remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2025-53770), affecting on-premises Microsoft SharePoint servers. On July 24, Check Point Research found wide exploitation of the CVE, with more than 4600 compromise attempts on over 300 organizations, worldwide.

blog.checkpoint.com/research/s

Check Point Blog · SharePoint Zero-Day CVE-2025-53770 Actively Exploited: What Security Teams Need to KnowBy rohann@checkpoint.com
#zeroday#cve#cve202553770
gcve.eu

In the scope of GCVE and @circl we couldn't find a practical, publicly available, and accessible document that outlines best practices for vulnerability handling and disclosure.

So we created a new one, released under an open-source license, to which everyone can freely contribute.

PDF: gcve.eu/bcp/gcve-bcp-02/
HTML: gcve.eu/bcp/gcve-bcp-02/
Contributing: github.com/gcve-eu/gcve.eu/blo

gcve.euGCVE-BCP-02 - Practical Guide to Vulnerability Handling and DisclosureThis guide provides actionable recommendations for GCVE GNA, software developers, open source project maintainers, vendors, and organizations to manage vulnerability reports from discovery to resolution and public disclosure.
#cve#gcve#vulnerabilitymanagement
Prof. Dr. Dennis-Kenji Kipker

Seit 8 Jahren bin ich als Advisor im #CERT@#VDE tätig – und freue mich deshalb umso mehr darüber, dass es jetzt Deutschlands erste Root-#CNA geworden ist – herzliche Glückwünsche!

Mit dem #CVE-System werden seit über 25 Jahren Schwachstellen erfasst und mit einer eindeutigen Kennung versehen, um sie zur Mitigation zuordnen zu können. Root-CNAs haben die Aufgabe, die CVE Numbering Authorities (CNAs) zu koordinieren - eine verantwortungsvolle Position in der Cybersecurity:
heise.de/news/Security-CERT-VD

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