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The Protocol That Learns from IPv6: Why the New IPv8 Draft Is Built to Save IPv4 RFC 9620 IPv8 protocol draft

The Protocol That Learns from IPv6: Why the New IPv8 Draft Is Built to Save IPv4

Do Son April 20, 2026

Addressing the languid proliferation of IPv6, industry stakeholders have recently submitted a foundational draft for the IPv8...

Wormable Bugs: Microsoft April 2026 Patch Tuesday Fixes Two “Zero-Interaction” RCE Flaws Microsoft Patch Tuesday fixes disclosed zero day vulnerabilities Windows Wormable Exploit April 2026 Patch Tuesday Microsoft Patch Tuesday Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Microsoft, Patch Tuesday CVE-2025-55234 CVE-2024-43573 and CVE-2024-43572 Microsoft Patch Tuesday Security Vulnerabilities

Microsoft Patch Tuesday fixes disclosed zero day vulnerabilities Windows Wormable Exploit April 2026 Patch Tuesday Microsoft Patch Tuesday Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Microsoft, Patch Tuesday CVE-2025-55234 CVE-2024-43573 and CVE-2024-43572 Microsoft Patch Tuesday Security Vulnerabilities

Wormable Bugs: Microsoft April 2026 Patch Tuesday Fixes Two “Zero-Interaction” RCE Flaws

Do Son April 17, 2026

The security landscape for Windows administrators just got significantly more urgent. As part of the April 2026...

The Miami Glitch: How a Single Config Error Leaked Cloudflare’s IPv6 Routes to the Global Internet Cloudflare BGP route leak

The Miami Glitch: How a Single Config Error Leaked Cloudflare’s IPv6 Routes to the Global Internet

Do Son January 27, 2026

The network infrastructure titan Cloudflare recently disseminated a comprehensive technical post-mortem regarding a consequential Border Gateway Protocol...

FreeBSD Network Alert: Malicious IPv6 Packets Can Trigger Remote Code Execution via resolvconf (CVE-2025-14558) CVE-2024-41721 - FreeBSD FreeBSD RCE, IPv6 Router Advertisement

FreeBSD Network Alert: Malicious IPv6 Packets Can Trigger Remote Code Execution via resolvconf (CVE-2025-14558)

Do Son December 19, 2025

A high-severity vulnerability has been uncovered in the FreeBSD networking stack, allowing attackers to execute arbitrary code...