CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog
CISA has added one new vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog , based on evidence of active exploitation.
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Score Card
citation-worthiness 0–100This page is an ultra-thin incident stub with no named CVE, no specific technical detail, and no original analysis — an LLM has nothing citable here beyond a restatement of the CISA headline, making the source advisory a far stronger citation candidate than this page.
- Direct answer5/20
- Statistics0/20
- Structure7/15
- Authority3/15
- Freshness11/15
- Topical depth3/15
Topic Tracks
suggested topics built on this incidentWhat CVE did CISA add to the KEV catalog this week?
CISA added CVE-XXXX-XXXXX to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on [date], affecting [product/version] with a CVSS of [score]. Federal agencies must patch by [deadline] under BOD 22-01. Active exploitation was confirmed by [source].
What Ivanti flaw did CISA order federal agencies to patch by Sunday?
CISA's emergency directive on [date] requires federal agencies to patch CVE-XXXX-XXXXX in Ivanti [product] versions [range] by 11:59pm EDT Sunday [date]. The flaw, scored CVSS [X.X], is being actively exploited by [actor] for [impact]. Patched build: [version].
audit trail / provenance2
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- severity.upliftheuristicn/aCVE or advisory identifiers detected — floor raised to at least high.
- severity.upliftheuristicn/aActive exploitation / in-the-wild language detected — floor raised to at least high.
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