Welcome to today's episode of Cyber War Room, your daily guide through the complex world of cybersecurity threats and defenses.

In today’s top stories, we delve into a serious security concern with Okta, as they alert users about rampant credential stuffing attacks exploiting the CORS feature, highlighting the critical need for multi-factor authentication.

Next, we cover a recently exposed critical vulnerability in Fortinet’s network devices, surfacing as CVE-2021-32589, which if unpatched, could allow remote attackers to take full control of systems. Fortinet has already rolled out necessary updates urging immediate installation.

We also discuss an alarming issue with Check Point VPN, where a zero-day vulnerability has been actively exploited, compromising authentication protocols, and posing significant risks to global enterprises. The company has responded with an urgent patch to address the threat.

In other news, an unsettling cybersecurity incident has come to light involving the alleged leakage of personal data of Shell's customers, raising concerns over identity theft and the need for robust cybersecurity measures.

And finally, we spotlight a new cybersecurity threat to the developer community, with the emergence of the "Pytoileur" malware targeting the Python Package Index (PyPI). This malware aims to steal cryptocurrency by infecting software packages, urging developers to be vigilant and verify the integrity of packages.

Stay tuned for more updates and stay secure with Cyber War Room.