Cyble tracked 1,641 vulnerabilities and 24 ICS flaws in a week, with 175 PoCs and multiple KEV additions, increasing risks across enterprises.

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Cyble Research & Intelligence Labs tracked 1,641 vulnerabilities in a single week (March 4–10, 2026), with 175 having public PoC exploits and 200 rated critical under CVSS v3.1. Key findings include critical flaws in Juniper Junos OS (authentication bypass + RCE), Cisco SD-WAN, pac4j-jwt, and the Qwik framework. CISA added legacy vulnerabilities to its KEV catalog, including a Hikvision auth bypass from 2017 still being actively exploited. On the ICS side, 9 advisories covered 24 vulnerabilities affecting EV charging platforms (Mobiliti, ePower, Everon) and other industrial vendors. Energy and Transportation sectors account for 50% of ICS vulnerabilities. Recommendations include prioritizing patching by exploit availability, segmenting IT/OT environments, and replacing unsupported hardware.

Juniper, EV Charging & ICS Vulnerabilities Raise Risks