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Read more about the article Facebook’s BGP Outage: Six Hours, Self-Inflicted, Total

Facebook’s BGP Outage: Six Hours, Self-Inflicted, Total

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Cloud & Infrastructure/Security

One maintenance command withdrew Facebook’s backbone routes, took DNS with it, and locked engineers out of the fix. The outage defended itself.

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Read more about the article Apache Path Traversal: CVE-2021-41773 Broke in 24 Hours

Apache Path Traversal: CVE-2021-41773 Broke in 24 Hours

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Cloud & Infrastructure/Security/Web & API Security

A single encoded GET walked out of Apache’s docroot, and the first patch didn’t hold. Inside the October 2021 traversal zero-day scramble.

Continue ReadingApache Path Traversal: CVE-2021-41773 Broke in 24 Hours
Read more about the article REvil Takedown: How 14 Arrests Killed Ransomware’s Worst Brand

REvil Takedown: How 14 Arrests Killed Ransomware’s Worst Brand

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Emerging Tech & Architecture/Ransomware & Malware/Security

October 2021’s FSB operation ended REvil with arrests, asset seizures, and infrastructure capture. The talent lived on elsewhere.

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Read more about the article FORCEDENTRY: The Zero-Click iMessage Exploit That Beat BlastDoor

FORCEDENTRY: The Zero-Click iMessage Exploit That Beat BlastDoor

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Identity & Phishing/Security/Web & API Security

NSO’s FORCEDENTRY turned a PDF font parser into a tiny computer and owned iPhones with no tap. The Citizen Lab anatomy and Apple’s Lockdown Mode response.

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Read more about the article T-Mobile 2021: 76.6 Million Records Through One Unprotected API

T-Mobile 2021: 76.6 Million Records Through One Unprotected API

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Identity & Phishing/Security/Web & API Security

No zero-days, no malware — just weak router credentials, a flat network, and an internal API with no authentication. The Binns breach rewrote telecom disclosure playbooks.

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Read more about the article Poly Network: The $611M Bridge Hack That Got Returned

Poly Network: The $611M Bridge Hack That Got Returned

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Cryptography & PKI/Security

A forged keeper-list substitution drained $611M across three chains. Then the attacker gave it all back. The bridge bug class that defined Web3’s worst year.

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Read more about the article ProxyShell: The August 2021 Exchange Pillage After Hafnium

ProxyShell: The August 2021 Exchange Pillage After Hafnium

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Cloud & Infrastructure/Security/Web & API Security

Three patched-but-unapplied Exchange bugs chained into unauthenticated RCE. Webshells, mailbox theft, and ransomware followed at population scale within two weeks.

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Read more about the article PetitPotam and ESC8: The NTLM Relay Chain That Owned Active Directory

PetitPotam and ESC8: The NTLM Relay Chain That Owned Active Directory

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Cloud & Infrastructure/Identity & Phishing/Security

PetitPotam coerced Windows machines to authenticate, AD CS web enrollment happily minted a DC certificate, and domains fell in an afternoon. The relay class is still with us.

Continue ReadingPetitPotam and ESC8: The NTLM Relay Chain That Owned Active Directory
Read more about the article HiveNightmare: The Two-Line Bug That Leaked Every Local Password Hash

HiveNightmare: The Two-Line Bug That Leaked Every Local Password Hash

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Cloud & Infrastructure/Security

One broken inheritance flag left Windows SAM, SYSTEM, and SECURITY hives readable by any user. With shadow copies in play, that meant every local NTLM hash on the box.

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Read more about the article Pegasus Zero-Click: Spyware That Needed No Click at All

Pegasus Zero-Click: Spyware That Needed No Click at All

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Emerging Tech & Architecture/Identity & Phishing/Security

The Pegasus Project exposed 50,000 targeted numbers and a hard truth: modern mercenary spyware infects phones through iMessage and WhatsApp without the victim doing anything.

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Read more about the article Kaseya VSA Ransomware: 60 MSPs, 1,500 Businesses, One Friday

Kaseya VSA Ransomware: 60 MSPs, 1,500 Businesses, One Friday

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Ransomware & Malware/Security/Supply Chain Security

REvil turned Kaseya’s remote-management platform into a mass-encryption weapon, hitting ~60 MSPs and up to 1,500 downstream businesses days before a patch could land.

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Read more about the article Fastly CDN Outage 2021: One Config, 10% of the Web Down

Fastly CDN Outage 2021: One Config, 10% of the Web Down

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published: September 3, 2026
  • Post category:Cloud & Infrastructure/Security

No attack, no breach — a single customer config met a dormant software bug and took Reddit, the Guardian, and roughly a tenth of the internet offline for an hour. The concentration-risk wake-up call.

Continue ReadingFastly CDN Outage 2021: One Config, 10% of the Web Down
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