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Progress Confirms Zero-Day Flaw Behind ShareFile Shutdown

A critical zero-day flaw allowed hackers to access sensitive files, write malicious content, and map server files - prompting Progress Software to urgently shut down ShareFile Storage Zone Controller Windows servers to protect customer data. The emergency move came after a credible external security threat was flagged, temporarily disabling access to all affected ShareFile accounts.

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Progress Software Probes External Threat to ShareFile Storage

Progress Software has alerted ShareFile customers to a credible external security threat targeting its Storage Zone Controllers, and is urging immediate action to protect sensitive data. The company has promised to provide an update within 24 hours and recommends that affected customers disable account access and shut down servers.

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Progress Disrupts ShareFile Storage Over Unspecified Security Threat

Progress Software has urgently advised ShareFile customers to take their Windows servers offline due to a credible external security threat, acting swiftly to protect user data despite having no evidence of unauthorized access. The company is working closely with security experts to resolve the issue and restore services.

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Progress Warns ShareFile Customers of Credible Security Threat

Progress Software has alerted ShareFile customers to a credible external security threat targeting their Storage Zone Controllers, prompting an urgent directive to take immediate action. To protect themselves, customers are advised to shut down their Windows servers hosting these controllers right away.

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Progress Patches MOVEit Automation Flaw Enabling Authentication Bypass

Progress Software has patched critical vulnerabilities in MOVEit Automation, including an authentication bypass flaw rated CVSS 9.8, that could allow hackers to gain unauthorized access and control. The update fixes CVE-2026-4670 and CVE-2026-5174, protecting users from potential data exposure and administrative takeover.

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Progress Warns of MOVEit Automation Authentication Bypass Flaw

Progress Software has patched a critical authentication-bypass flaw in its MOVEit Automation product, and is strongly urging users to upgrade to the latest version to avoid low-complexity attacks by remote threat actors. Upgrading to version 2025.1.5, 2025.0.9, or 2024.1.8 and above will fix the vulnerability.

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