Windows IKE RCE: Patched in April, Exploited Now

CVE-2026-33824 Windows IKE RCE is now actively exploited despite an April patch. CVSS 9.8, no auth needed. See who's affected and what to check today.

CVE-2026-33824 Windows IKE RCE has gone from a quietly patched bug in April to an actively exploited flaw four months later: CISA added it to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on August 18, 2026, giving U.S. federal agencies until August 21 to patch — while Microsoft’s own advisory still lists it as not exploited. What…

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CVE-2026-68820 WinSock Zero-Day: Lazarus Deploys Rootkit

CVE-2026-68820 WinSock zero-day

The CVE-2026-68820 WinSock zero-day was already being used by North Korea’s Lazarus Group to plant a kernel-mode rootkit weeks before Microsoft shipped a fix in its August 2026 Patch Tuesday. Any Windows endpoint that processes network sockets — which is to say, essentially every Windows machine on your network — was exposed until this month’s…

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CVE-2026-50522 SharePoint RCE: Patching Isn’t Enough

CVE-2026-50522 SharePoint RCE

CVE-2026-50522 SharePoint RCE is now the third actively exploited remote code execution flaw hitting Microsoft’s on-premises collaboration platform in three weeks — and this one lets attackers steal cryptographic machine keys that remain valid long after the server is patched. If you run SharePoint Server 2016, 2019, or Subscription Edition on-premises, patching is no longer…

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Microsoft July 2026 Patch Tuesday Zero-Day Hits SharePoint

Microsoft July 2026 Patch Tuesday zero-day

The Microsoft July 2026 Patch Tuesday zero-day count is the largest disclosure on record — trackers put the total at 570 to 622 CVEs depending on methodology — and two of the fixed flaws were already being exploited before the patch shipped: one in Active Directory Federation Services, one in SharePoint Server. A separate, publicly…

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Nightmare Eclipse Windows Zero-Day Trilogy

Nightmare Eclipse Windows zero-day

The Nightmare Eclipse Windows zero-day trilogy has moved from proof-of-concept code on GitHub to a confirmed, real-world intrusion: Huntress found BlueHammer, RedSun, and UnDefend deployed together in one attack chain that started with a compromised FortiGate VPN appliance. What Happened A researcher operating under the handle “Nightmare Eclipse” (also seen as “Chaotic Eclipse”) has published…

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