Some vulnerabilities hit with shock — others with neglect. Today’s round-up covers the latter: the slow-moving flaws, the identity UX breakdowns, and the “fixed” bugs still bleeding risk. In 2025, exploits don’t need zero-days — just incomplete mitigation.
🔄 Researcher Re-Patches “Fixed” Commvault Vulnerability
A cybersecurity researcher discovered that a recently “patched” Commvault flaw (CVE-2024-XXXX) was still exploitable in production environments. The problem? A surface-level fix, not a root-cause resolution.
🔗 https://www.darkreading.com/cyberattacks-data-breaches/researcher-patched-commvault-bug-exploitable
🧱 LangFlow Vulnerability Easy to Exploit, Hard to Ignore
LangFlow, a no-code LLM orchestration tool, has a critical flaw allowing unauthorized access to sensitive data flows. This mirrors a growing issue: tools that speed up AI development but skip access control.
🔗 https://www.darkreading.com/vulnerabilities-threats/easily-exploitable-langflow-vulnerability-patching
🛑 New CVE: Unauthenticated Access in ERP Module (WLB-2025050017)
A newly published vulnerability in a lightweight ERP system allows attackers to bypass authentication entirely by spoofing a custom header. It’s another reminder that small platforms are still big targets.
🔗 https://cxsecurity.com/issue/WLB-2025050017
🌐 Two SonicWall Vulnerabilities Under Active Exploitation
SonicWall is scrambling to patch two new vulnerabilities under active attack — one involving command injection, another targeting unauthenticated access to diagnostics tools. Firewalls aren’t just perimeter — they’re entry points when unpatched.
🔗 https://www.darkreading.com/threat-intelligence/two-sonicwall-vulnerabilities-under-exploitation
🧩 Passkey Usability Challenges Threaten Adoption
Despite being secure, passkeys are running into real-world friction: backup issues, cross-device confusion, and limited ecosystem support. This article argues that usability is the real vector — if people fall back to passwords, attackers win.
🔗 https://www.darkreading.com/identity-access-management-security/passkey-usability-challenges-require-problem-solving
📉 Study Shows 71% of Organizations Struggle with Remediation Speed
New data reveals most security teams face delays in patching known vulnerabilities due to lack of visibility, weak prioritization frameworks, and tool overload. It’s not about finding the flaw — it’s about finishing the job.
🔗 http://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/101601
💭 Reflection
Day 126 cuts through the hype and lands on something simpler: unpatched is unfinished. Whether it’s Commvault or SonicWall, most breaches don’t need innovation — they just need negligence.
As I deepen my CISSP review and push further into DevSecOps thinking, I’m reminded:
“Vulnerability management” isn’t just tracking CVEs. It’s about seeing flaws to their conclusion.
Because half-fixed is still broken.
And forgotten is wide open. 🧠🔧🛡️
