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When the Router Exfiltrates Its Own Configuration
A stolen router configuration can expose credentials and trusted management paths long after the device has been rebuilt.
Jul 18, 20265 min read8
Pennsylvania Says Its Statewide 911 Disruption Wasn't a Cyberattack. The Alternative May Be Harder to Defend Against.
One software defect, four redundant instances, statewide impact. Why "not a cyberattack" is the harder problem -- and what it means for dispatch, IT, and procurement.
Jul 15, 202611 min read467
There's No Patch for FortiBleed. Public-Sector Networks Are Where That Hurts Most.
No CVE, no patch -- a credential campaign that harvests the exact conditions under-resourced government and public-safety networks tend to produce.
Jun 27, 202612 min read4
Four Failures, One Excuse: "Patch Faster" Was Never the Answer
The exploit window did collapse this spring. The bugs that walked through it were decades-old design failures, not clever exploits -- and the industry is still selling speed.
Jun 23, 20268 min read5
The Circuit Nobody Could Find: How Exact-Match Searching Nearly Cost Me the Audit
How I cross-referenced a carrier's circuit inventory against a firewall and switch stack -- and why broadening the question, not the tooling, surfaced what mattered.
Jun 12, 202610 min read9
The HTTP/2 Bomb Sat in Plain Sight for a Decade. An AI Just Had to Read the Code.
CVE-2026-49975 will be patched in weeks. The condition that produced it won't be.
Jun 4, 20269 min read27