Sunday, December 14, 2025 Archive

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Archived Security Brief

Sunday's vulnerability landscape reveals 3 critical CVEs, a 67% decrease from Saturday's count of 9. High-priority vulnerabilities dropped 47% to 53 issues, reflecting typical weekend reduction patterns. The 11 actively exploited KEV vulnerabilities remain unchanged from yesterday, with notable entries including Android Framework flaws (CVE-2025-48633, CVE-2025-48572), Array Networks ArrayOS AG (CVE-2025-66644), and Microsoft Windows (CVE-2025-62221). Critical WordPress plugin vulnerabilities include CVE-2025-10738 affecting URL Shortener Plugin and CVE-2025-14440 impacting JAY Login. Patch availability stands at 0%, requiring organizations to prioritize network segmentation and access controls as interim mitigations.

  • 3 critical CVEs identified, down 67% from Saturday's 9 critical issues
  • 53 high-priority vulnerabilities, representing 47% decrease from 100 yesterday
  • 11 actively exploited KEV entries targeting Android Framework, Microsoft Windows, Array Networks, and WinRAR
  • 0% patch availability necessitates compensating controls across all affected systems
  • WordPress plugins (URL Shortener, JAY Login, Export WP Page to Static HTML) contain SQL injection flaws at CVSS 9.8

Immediate action: Prioritize mitigation of the 11 actively exploited vulnerabilities, particularly Android Framework and Microsoft Windows flaws affecting enterprise environments. Implement network segmentation and restrict access to vulnerable WordPress installations, D-Link routers, and GeoServer deployments until patches become available. Weekend security teams should monitor for exploitation attempts against KEV-listed products and escalate confirmed activity.

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