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Routinely exploited vulnerabilities: lessons from 2023

A multi-agency report identified vulnerabilities routinely exploited in 2023. The historical list helps explain the importance of a risk-based vulnerability management process; it is not a current priority list.

This briefing explains a public 2024 advisory. It is not a live incident feed; consult the original source and current vendor guidance for updates.

What the advisory tells us

The report reviews vulnerabilities exploited in 2023, not a live list of today’s most urgent issues. The distinction matters: exposure, available fixes and active exploitation change over time.

What teams can do

Use the current CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog alongside your asset inventory and vendor guidance. Verify remediation rather than relying only on a patch schedule.

Read the original advisory

FBI IC3 / federal partners: source advisory (PDF) ↗

The linked advisory is an independent government source. It does not endorse CyberWall or its products.

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