Wednesday, November 5, 2025 Archive

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Archived Security Brief

Wednesday shows a higher-than-usual volume: 15 critical CVEs (up 150% from Tuesday's 6) and 87 high-priority vulnerabilities (up 358% from 19). In total, 304 CVEs were recorded (up 328% versus Tuesday). Current patch availability is 15% (down 81 points from Tuesday's 96%). CISA added 2 new KEV vulnerabilities, bringing the catalog referenced here to 15. With about 85% of the critical items currently without vendor patches, teams should focus on monitoring and mitigations while patches are pending.

  • 15 critical CVEs (+150% increase; highest since November 1)
  • 87 high-priority CVEs (+358% increase)
  • 304 total CVEs (+328% increase; ~4.3Γ— Tuesday's count)
  • 15% patch availability (βˆ’81 points from Tuesday's 96%)
  • 15 CISA KEV vulnerabilities (+2 new additions)
  • Approximately 85% of critical vulnerabilities currently lack vendor patches

Immediate action: Recommended actions: Prioritize review of the 15 critical CVEs and the 15 CISA KEV items. For issues without patches, apply temporary mitigations where feasible (e.g., network segmentation, access control tightening, and enhanced monitoring). Plan remediation windows as patches become available and track vendor updates closely.

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