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Risky Bulletin: Recently patched PAN 0day exploited in the wild

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Risky Bulletin: Recently patched PAN 0day exploited in the wild

A recently patched Palo Alto Networks firewall vulnerability is under active exploitation in the wild. Russia has expanded its SORM surveillance requirements, and NIST is soliciting feedback on post-quantum cryptography algorithms. The European Network and Information Security Cooperation Organization (ENSOC) has launched in Europe.

Why it matters: Organizations running Palo Alto Networks firewalls must verify patching status immediately to prevent compromise; those handling sensitive data in Russia face increased surveillance obligations; practitioners should monitor NIST's post-quantum algorithm evaluation; European organizations need to understand ENSOC's role in incident response coordination.

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Risky Bulletin: Recently patched PAN 0day exploited in the wild

A recently patched Palo Alto Networks firewall vulnerability is under active exploitation in the wild. Russia has expanded its SORM surveillance requirements, and NIST is soliciting feedback on post-quantum cryptography algorithms. The European Network and Information Security Cooperation Organization (ENSOC) has launched in Europe.

Why it matters: Organizations running Palo Alto Networks firewalls must verify patching status immediately to prevent compromise; those handling sensitive data in Russia face increased surveillance obligations; practitioners should monitor NIST's post-quantum algorithm evaluation; European organizations need to understand ENSOC's role in incident response coordination.

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