Sana Qureshi
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Sana Qureshi

Security & Privacy Editor · 47 stories[email protected]

Sana Qureshi runs the security and privacy desk. She reports on actively exploited vulnerabilities, vendor patches and data breaches, and covers the password managers, VPNs and authentication tools readers use to protect themselves. Her alerts cite vendor advisories, CISA and the CVE record directly.

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Zammad Zero-Days (CVE-2026-102489, CVE-2026-102490): Patch Now

CISA added both Zammad zero-days to its KEV catalog after DIVD says an AI agent chained them to hijack a session, run code, and gain root inside its own network.

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What Is a Password Manager? How It Works and Do You Need One

What a password manager actually does, how its zero-knowledge encryption protects your vault, autofill and passkey support, and whether you need one.

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Atlassian CVE-2026-21589: Critical File-Read Flaw, Patch Now

A critical, unauthenticated file-read bug hits eight self-hosted Atlassian products. Cloud is already patched; no exploitation confirmed yet, but patch now.

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Ring vs Arlo vs Google Nest: Price, Features and Which to Buy

Arlo's $29.99 unlimited-camera plan leads on AI detection, Ring is cheapest for whole-home video history, and Google Nest wins for Gemini-connected smart homes.

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FortiMail CVE-2026-104286: Critical Zero-Day Exploited, Patch Now

A critical, unauthenticated path-traversal flaw in FortiMail is under active attack. CISA added it to its exploited-vulnerabilities list the same day Fortinet disclosed it.

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What Is a Pig Butchering Scam? How It Works, Explained

A fake online relationship paired with a fake crypto investment, explained step by step using FBI, FTC, and Treasury data, plus red flags and where to report it.

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Arizona Supreme Court Data Breach: What Happened and Who's Affected

A phishing click exposed Social Security numbers, protective-order files and 150,000+ foster-care records in Arizona's court system. Here's what's known and how to protect yourself.

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DeleteMe vs Incogni vs Aura: Price and Features Compared

DeleteMe, Incogni, and Aura all scrub your data from broker sites, but pricing, coverage, and who does the removal differ sharply. Here is the breakdown.

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Citrix NetScaler CVE-2026-88779: New SAML Zero-Day, Patch Now

A new NetScaler memory-buffer bug tied to SAML authentication is under active exploitation. Citrix patched it in CTX697174; CISA set an October 7 KEV deadline.

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