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Qilin Ransomware Group Exploits PAN-OS Authentication Bypass for Initial Access

A high-severity PAN-OS authentication bypass flaw was weaponized by Qilin ransomware operators in June 2026, enabling initial access to enterprise environments through vulnerable Palo Alto Networks firewalls.

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Ransomware Re-Extortion: Why Paying Doesn't End the Attack

Fresh Proofpoint survey data shows that paying a ransom rarely ends the story, with repeat extortion hitting victims even after the first payment clears.

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WordPress 7.1 Beta 3: What Site Owners and Developers Should Test Before the August 2026 Release

A practical look at WordPress 7.1 Beta 3, including the new global style review step, media upload fixes, developer updates, and how to safely test the pre-release build.

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Cloudflare WAF Blocks Two Critical WordPress Vulnerabilities: What Site Owners Must Do

Cloudflare activated emergency WAF rules for a critical WordPress REST API RCE and a related SQL injection flaw. Here is what affected versions are, how the rules work, and the steps every site owner should follow.

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Cloudflare Internal DNS Goes GA: What Site Owners and Admins Should Know

Cloudflare Internal DNS is now generally available for Enterprise customers using Cloudflare Gateway, combining public and private DNS management on a single control plane.