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  • Where the Trust Boundary Actually Sits

    Where the Trust Boundary Actually Sits

    A trust boundary isn’t a box on a network diagram. It’s the place where a call is checked. Here is how to find where yours really sits, and four designs a review should reject.

The Daily Radar

  • Daily Radar: 15 Oct 2026

    A mail gateway bug with root access, an advisory-only AI scanner, and traces for Claude calls.

    • Cisco says a crafted attachment can give an unauthenticated attacker root on Secure Email Gateway.
    • GitHub says AI Scan for pull requests is generally available, with findings that cannot block a merge.
    • Anthropic says OpenTelemetry export for the Claude API and Managed Agents is in beta.

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Security Roundup

  • Security Roundup: 15 Oct 2026

    One story clears the bar today: a PAN-OS management interface flaw.

    • Palo Alto Networks says an authenticated attacker can run code as root through the PAN-OS management interface.

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