CISA added 13 CVEs to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog between 27 September and 8 October 2026 (catalog version 2026.10.08, 1,739 CVEs in total). None of the 13 is marked as known to be used in ransomware. Twelve have a federal due date three days after they were added; the Apple CVE has two weeks.
CVE
Vendor / product
Added
Federal due
EPSS
CVE-2026-88771
Citrix NetScaler
27 Sep
30 Sep
1.1%
CVE-2026-88772
Citrix NetScaler
27 Sep
30 Sep
1.3%
CVE-2026-86950
Apple (multiple products)
29 Sep
13 Oct
1.2%
CVE-2026-76504
Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager
30 Sep
3 Oct
1.8%
CVE-2026-104286
Fortinet FortiMail
1 Oct
4 Oct
2.2%
CVE-2026-102489
Zammad
2 Oct
5 Oct
1.3%
CVE-2026-102490
Zammad
2 Oct
5 Oct
0.6%
CVE-2026-88779
Citrix NetScaler
4 Oct
7 Oct
0.6%
CVE-2015-3306
ProFTPD
8 Oct
11 Oct
96.8%
CVE-2016-3081
Apache Struts
8 Oct
11 Oct
93.4%
CVE-2015-5477
ISC BIND
8 Oct
11 Oct
91.3%
CVE-2021-3199
ONLYOFFICE Docs
8 Oct
11 Oct
8.2%
CVE-2023-22894
Strapi
8 Oct
11 Oct
1.7%
EPSS of the CVEs CISA added 27 Sep – 8 Oct 2026
FIRST EPSS scores dated 8 Oct 2026: the estimated chance of exploitation activity in the next 30 days. Top 8 of the 13 additions; the highest NetScaler CVE is shown.
What stands out
Old bugs, high scores. The three CVEs from 2015 and 2016 (ProFTPD access control, BIND, Apache Struts command injection) were added on 8 October and each has an EPSS score above 90%. Systems that still run those versions are usually old appliances or forgotten servers, which is where an inventory check pays off first.
Citrix NetScaler three times. Three NetScaler CVEs were added within eight days.
Two-week deadline for Apple. CVE-2026-86950 (out-of-bounds write, multiple Apple products) is due 13 October.
Federal due dates bind US federal civilian agencies; for everyone else they are a useful order of work. Per-vendor lists: Microsoft, Cisco, Apple, all vendors.
Sources: CISA KEV catalog version 2026.10.08 and FIRST EPSS scores of 8 Oct 2026. EPSS is a probability estimate, not a confirmation of exploitation.
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