CISA Flags Two Active Vulnerabilities as Exploit Targets for U.S. Systems
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CISA's addition of vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog signals which threats are actively weaponized in the wild, giving enterprises and federal agencies clear priority targets for immediate patching.
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