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Windows October 2026 Update: Test NTLM and RDP Before Broad Rollout

by John McHacker
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Security Week in Review: October 3–9, 2026

by Melon Ask
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NIST Threshold Cryptography: Assessing Single-Key Failure Points

by Gill Bates

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The Social Engineering in action

by Ada Hatelace

The Social engineering in action is the art of manipulating individuals to gain access to confidential information or to perform unwanted actions. While technological …

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Windows October 2026 Update: Test NTLM and RDP Before Broad Rollout

by John McHacker

A deployment guide for KB5127648: validate the new NTLMv1 default, test RDP with Administrator protection, and verify Windows 11 …

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Security Week in Review: October 3–9, 2026

by Melon Ask

Defender priorities for October 3–9: urgent FortiMail and NetScaler remediation, Cisco infrastructure verification, Android patch-level checks, and control-plane resilience …

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NIST Threshold Cryptography: Assessing Single-Key Failure Points

by Gill Bates

An architecture guide for identifying concentrated cryptographic trust and evaluating threshold signatures, distributed key generation, quorum, and recovery.

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After CISA’s Weekly Bulletin: Building a Risk-Based Vulnerability Queue

by Ada Hatelace

A practical vulnerability-prioritization model combining exploitation, reachability, business impact, controls, ownership, and remediation confidence.

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