"MOVEit Transfer Software Continues to Face New Vulnerabilities and Patches"

TL;DR
Progress Software has issued another patch for its MOVEit file transfer suite after cybersecurity firm Huntress discovered more vulnerabilities that could be exploited. The original attack, which targeted high-profile companies like British Airways, the BBC and Boots, exploited a SQL injection vulnerability in the MOVEit document transfer app to gain access to environments and exfiltrate data. Meanwhile, the FBI's decision to seed a compromised secure messaging app into the criminal underworld five years ago is still paying dividends, with US officials offering a $5m reward for the apprehension of one of the duped criminals who sold access to the compromised comms system.
- Hold it – more vulnerabilities found in MOVEit file transfer software The Register
- New MOVEit Vulnerabilities Found as More Zero-Day Attack Victims Come Forward SecurityWeek
- Progress Software releases patch for second MOVEit Transfer vulnerability ComputerWeekly.com
- Experts found new MOVEit Transfer SQL Injection flaws Security Affairs
- Progress issues new patch for MOVEit Transfer after more vulnerabilities found SC Media
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