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Read more about the article Apache httpd CVE-2021-44790: The RCE After Log4Shell

Apache httpd CVE-2021-44790: The RCE After Log4Shell

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

A mod_lua multipart buffer overflow announced ten days after Log4Shell. Narrow exposure, but a masterclass in triage under fatigue.

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Read more about the article PrintNightmare: When the Patch Didn’t Fix Anything

PrintNightmare: When the Patch Didn’t Fix Anything

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

A leaked PoC, a patch that didn’t patch, and weeks of registry-hardening confusion — how CVE-2021-34527 turned Windows Print Spooler into a domain-takeover primitive.

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Read more about the article 5 Critical Zero-Days Breaking Right Now (June 2026)

5 Critical Zero-Days Breaking Right Now (June 2026)

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published:August 22, 2026
  • Post category:Security

A real-time analysis of five critical cybersecurity threats active in June 2026: the RoguePlanet Windows Defender zero-day, actively exploited Cisco SD-WAN vManage, Oracle PeopleSoft RCE data theft, Exchange Server XSS, and the WhatsApp VBScript-to-RMM campaign.

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Read more about the article The 2026 Zero-Day Surge: What Defenders Must Know

The 2026 Zero-Day Surge: What Defenders Must Know

  • Post author:Prabhu Kalyan Samal
  • Post published:August 22, 2026
  • Post category:Security

Zero-days went from rare events to the 2026 baseline: the Chrome double zero-day, the APT28 re-exploited Windows Shell flaw, and Adobe's four-month window. The data, the CVEs, and a six-step defense playbook.

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