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Joseph Lee

About Joseph Lee

Joseph has had a varied and passionate background in IT and cyber security since the late 1980s. His early technical experience included working on an IBM PS/2, assembling PCs and programming in C++.

He also pursued academic studies in computer and systems engineering, anthropology and an MBA in technology forecasting.

Joseph has worked in data analytics, software development and, in particular, enterprise IT security. He specialises in vulnerability management, encryption and penetration testing.

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April 2025 Threat Report: The Consequences Are Real

In the early days of digital, hacking was often fame or prank driven. Fast forward to 2025; hacking has been widely monetized for illicit gains. Cybercrime is predicted to cost the global economy 10.5 trillion Dollar in 2025. Globally, the trend of increasing geocriminality is pushing individual countries and entire economic regions [1][2] to make […]

13. May 2025/by Joseph Lee
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CVE-2025-34028: Commvault Command Center Actively Exploited for RCE

CVE-2025-34028 (CVSS 10) is a maximum severity flaw in Commvault Command Center, a popular admin console for managing IT security services such as data protection and backups across enterprise environments. As of April 28th, CVE-2025-34028 has been flagged as actively exploited. CVE-2025-34028 also presents heightened risk due to the existence of publicly available proof-of-concept (PoC) […]

12. May 2025/by Joseph Lee
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March 2025 Threat Report: Who Do You Trust?

When it comes to protecting your organization from digital threats, who should you trust? Reality dictates that high-resilience IT security is forged from a network of strong partnerships, defense in depth; layered security controls, and regular auditing. Defensive posture needs to be monitored, measured and continuously improved. While vulnerability management has always been a core […]

9. April 2025/by Joseph Lee

AMI BMC Flaw: Remote Takeover and DoS of Server Infrastructure

A new critical vulnerability of the highest possible severity score – CVE-2024-54085, CVSS 10 – has just been disclosed. It is found in the widely used American Megatrends’ (AMI) MegaRAC BMC (Baseboard Management Controller) software allowing authentication bypass and exploitation. Due to AMI’s dominant role in the motherboard supply chain, dozens of major hardware vendors […]

1. April 2025/by Joseph Lee
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Escalating Attacks Targeting CVE-2024-4577 in PHP-CGI for Windows

CVE-2024-4577 (CVSS 9.8 Critical) is currently climbing the winners’ podium of the most malicious security vulnerabilities. Disclosed in early June 2024 by Devcore security researchers, weaponization began within a mere 48 hours. It is a PHP-CGI OS Command Injection vulnerability [CWE-78] impacting PHP for Windows. Attacks distributing “TellYouThePass” ransomware were immediately observed and the CVE […]

26. March 2025/by Joseph Lee
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Apache Camel Case-Sensitive Flaw May Forfeit Remote Command Execution

Two new CVEs in Apache Camel have been disclosed warranting immediate attention from users. On March 9, 2025, Apache disclosed CVE-2025-27636 (CVSS 5.6), a Remote Code Execution (RCE) flaw. Two days later, on March 11th, Akamai’s Security Intelligence Group (SIG) reported a bypass technique for the original patch, resulting in CVE-2025-29891 (CVSS 4.2) being published […]

24. March 2025/by Joseph Lee
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February 2025 Threat Report: Tectonic Technology

Cyber threats are evolving at breakneck speed, but the fundamental weaknesses attackers exploit remain strikingly unchanged. So far in 2025, many analysts have published landscape reviews of 2024 and outlooks for 2025. The cost of cyber breaches is ticking upwards, but overall, cyber breach root-causes have not changed. Phishing [T1566] and exploiting known software vulnerabilities […]

13. March 2025/by Joseph Lee
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The “Perfect Storm” for Zyxel: EOL Routers and Ransomware Attacks

Every product has a due date, but customers often have little warning and no recourse when a vendor decides to sunset a product. Once a vendor designates a product as end-of-life (EOL) or end-of-service (EOS), managing associated risks becomes more complex. Risk is magnified when cyber criminals find and exploit vulnerabilities that will never be […]

4. March 2025/by Joseph Lee
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Greenbone Detects CVE-2025-0994: Actively Exploited Flaw in Trimble Cityworks

Trimble Cityworks, an enterprise asset management (EAM) and public works management software is actively under attack. The campaign began as an unknown (zero-day) vulnerability, but is now tracked as ​​CVE-2025-0994 with a CVSS of 8.6. The vulnerability is a deserialization flaw [CWE-502] that could allow an authenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code remotely (Remote Code […]

17. February 2025/by Joseph Lee
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January 2025 Threat Report: Fortune Favors the Prepared

This year, many large organizations around the world will be forced to reckon with the root-cause of cyber intrusions. Many known vulnerabilities are an open gateway to restricted network resources. Our first Threat Report of 2025 reviews some disastrous breaches from 2024 and then dives into some pressing cybersecurity vulnerabilities from this past month. However, […]

10. February 2025/by Joseph Lee
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