

CitrixBleed2 urgent fix, Gemini email flaw, Louis Vuitton cyberattack
15 snips Jul 14, 2025
CISA is pushing for an urgent fix to the Citrix Bleed 2 vulnerability, highlighting the ongoing threat landscape. A troubling flaw in Google Gemini has been identified, making email summaries a new target for phishing. In a notable breach, Louis Vuitton has reported stolen customer data in the UK. Additionally, concerns are rising over vulnerabilities in AI models and a recent ransomware attack on local government data in Virginia. This episode serves as a stark reminder of the critical need for vigilance in cybersecurity.
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Urgent Citrix Patch Needed
- CISA requires federal civilian agencies to patch Citrix Bleed 2 vulnerability within one day.
- Immediate patching is critical to reduce the significant risk posed by this flaw in Netscaler products.
Google Gemini Email Phishing Flaw
- Google's Gemini for Workspace can be exploited to generate legitimate-looking email summaries that hide phishing instructions.
- This attack avoids detection by using invisible text and no direct links, a reinvention of old trickery.
Louis Vuitton Customer Data Breach
- Louis Vuitton experienced unauthorized access exposing UK customer data excluding financial info.
- The breach may lead to phishing and fraud attempts targeting affected customers.