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CISA logs CVE-2009-1537 DirectX flaw in KEV catalog
The Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog, maintained by CISA, serves as an authoritative source for vulnerabilities exploited in the wild. It assists organizations in prioritizing their vulnerability management based on ongoing threat activity. The catalog includes various formats for access, such as CSV and JSON.
A highlighted entry is CVE-2009-1537, a vulnerability in Microsoft DirectX that allows remote code execution through a crafted QuickTime file, with recommendations to apply mitigations or discontinue use if necessary.
Story timeline CVE-2009-1537
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| Published (UTC) | Outlet | Headline |
|---|---|---|
| Wed 20 May · 18:02 UTC | CISA | CISA adds seven KEV flaws, including 2026 Microsoft Defender bugs |
| Wed 20 May · 19:33 UTC | CISA | CISA Adds 2009 DirectX Flaw to KEV After QuickTime Exploit |
| Wed 20 May · 20:13 UTC | CISA | CISA logs CVE-2009-1537 DirectX flaw in KEV catalog (this article) |
| Thu 21 May · 21:32 UTC | Security Affairs | CISA Adds Critical Flaws in Windows, Office, Defender to KEV List |