Critical CVEs (2 of 3) — June 18, 2026

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[Verse 1]
Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager running smooth
An authenticated attacker slides into the groove
CVE-2026-20262, write the number down
Path traversal vulnerability, files all over town
They log in first, then walk the directory tree
Create a file, overwrite it, total anarchy
Your filesystem exposed like an unlocked gate
One credential and a crafted path decides your fate

[Chorus]
Two CVEs dropping on June eighteen
Cisco and Oracle on the critical scene
Check your patches, audit your stack
These vulnerabilities won't cut you any slack
SD-WAN Manager, PeopleSoft in the hall
One wrong config and attackers own it all

[Verse 2]
Now pivot east to Oracle's PeopleTools domain
PeopleSoft Enterprise feeling serious pain
CVE-2026-35273, hear the ransomware bell
Missing authentication for a critical function — well
No credentials needed, the attacker walks straight through
Full takeover of PeopleSoft, every record in their view
HR systems, financials, student data wide
Unauthenticated access splitting open from inside

[Chorus]
Two CVEs dropping on June eighteen
Cisco and Oracle on the critical scene
Check your patches, audit your stack
These vulnerabilities won't cut you any slack
SD-WAN Manager, PeopleSoft in the hall
One wrong config and attackers own it all

[Bridge]
The Cisco flaw needs auth to execute
But Oracle needs nothing — zero vetting at the root
Ransomware operators bookmark twenty-six-thirty-five
They weaponize unauthenticated reach to keep the campaign alive
Prioritize the Oracle gap above the rest tonight
Missing auth plus ransomware tag means immediate remediation fight

[Verse 3]
So segment your SD-WAN Manager off the open web
Restrict filesystem permissions, keep the access ledger kept
For PeopleSoft Enterprise block external network lanes
Apply the Oracle patch before the ransomware syndicates claim the reins
Both vendors have advisories, the fix exists today
Twenty-twenty-six critical windows do not age away

[Verse 4]
Your SOC team needs to hunt for indicators now
Anomalous path strings in the logs will show you how
Unusual API calls against PeopleSoft endpoints too
Threat intel feeds are lighting up with signatures brand new
Train your incident response before the breach goes wide
Two critical CVEs mean there is nowhere left to hide

[Chorus]
Two CVEs dropping on June eighteen
Cisco and Oracle on the critical scene
Check your patches, audit your stack
These vulnerabilities won't cut you any slack
SD-WAN Manager, PeopleSoft in the hall
One wrong config and attackers own it all

[Outro]
Twenty-six-twenty-262 — path traversal, authenticate first
Twenty-six-35273 — no auth needed at its worst
Ransomware flagged, critical severity, the clock ticks loud
Patch your enterprise stack before attackers draw a crowd

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