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CISA KEV Catalog Highlights SonicWall SMA1000 Flaw CVE-2026-15409

Part of the CVE-2026-15409 story · 19 articles · 9 outlets · since 14 Jul

The Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog, maintained by CISA, serves as a comprehensive resource for managing and prioritizing vulnerabilities exploited in real-world scenarios. Organizations can utilize the catalog to inform their vulnerability management strategies. Notably, it includes information on CVE-2026-15409, a server-side request forgery vulnerability in SonicWall SMA1000 Appliances, which could be exploited by remote attackers to make unauthorized requests.

The catalog offers additional resources in various formats (CSV, JSON) and encourages stakeholders to nominate any unlisted vulnerabilities. Action items include applying vendor mitigations and adhering to specific CISA guidelines for patching.

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Tue 14 Jul · 22:23 UTCCISACISA KEV Catalog Highlights SonicWall SMA1000 Flaw CVE-2026-15409 (this article)
Mon 3 Aug · 03:01 UTCSecurityOnlineSonicWall SMA Exploit Chain Now Fuels INC Ransomware Attacks
Mon 3 Aug · 11:01 UTCSecurityWeekINC Ransomware exploits CVE-2026-15409, gains root on SonicWall
Tue 4 Aug · 14:31 UTCSecurity AffairsINC Ransomware abuses CVE-2026-15409 in SonicWall, calls victims
Fri 11 Sep · 07:13 UTCSecurityOnlineSonicWall Flaw Exposed 160 Active Directory Domains to Attackers
Fri 11 Sep · 07:48 UTCSecurity AffairsSonicWall VPN Flaw Exposed Credentials Across 250 Organisations
Mon 12 Oct · 11:30 UTCThe Hacker NewsHackers Exploit Critical SonicWall SMA Flaw Within Days of Disclosure
Fri 23 Oct · 18:36 UTCThe Hacker NewsAI Agents Power Ransomware Affiliates’ Attacks on Edge Devices

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