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Wiz quote that its counts do not take configuration into account, beside an Apache Protocols h2 h2c line

Apache's critical mod_http2 flaw reaches only servers that speak HTTP/2: check each host, then patch or turn h2 off

CVE-2026-119618 affects Apache httpd 2.4.55 through 2.4.70, but only hosts with HTTP/2 enabled are reachable. Find them, patch internet-facing ones first, and know what the workaround breaks.

News · 3 min read

Workflow run list with run #4181 missing, beside a wfx-ci credential that stays valid after secrets are rotated

Hijacked GitHub accounts ran a CI secret stealer and deleted the run, so a missing run number is the trace

Aikido says stolen credentials let attackers run a stealer in at least 1,800 repositories from Nov. 10. The actor reverted within a minute and deleted the runs and logs.

News · 3 min read

Supplier email with new bank details marked, and a wire card showing bank recall and IC3 report as first steps

Business Email Compromise Response: The First 24 Hours

Call the bank before you investigate, find out whose mailbox leaked the thread, then remove the rules, grants and sessions a password reset leaves behind.

How-to · Guides · 11 min read

Breach notice clocks for a fictional lender: each starts from a different event and falls due on a different date

Data Breach Notification Laws by State: Which Deadline Binds

A four-step procedure for a breach that touches several states: test the data and the incident, map residents, build one calendar with a start event and due date per clock, then add sector rules.

How-to · Guides · 11 min read

Four-step flow: each app has its own hostname, lookups are recorded, the link is findable, a company finds and locks its apps

Claroc says 35,578 Grok-built apps were open to anyone with the link

Claroc's count of Grok apps open with no sign-in, why a "secret link" is findable, and how a US company finds and locks down apps its staff published.

News · 3 min read

Four-step response list for Xen Orchestra: cut exposure, update and check build, check hosts, revoke and rotate

Vates says attackers are exploiting a Xen Orchestra login bypass that grants Admin and can lead to root on XCP-ng hosts

Vates says a threat actor is exploiting an authentication bypass in Xen Orchestra, and that successful unauthenticated access leaves no log entry.

News · 3 min read

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