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Google Cloud Blog
Google Cloud Blog·4d ago

ARMORY CASTLE Exploits BeyondTrust

Mandiant analyzed the post-exploitation TTPs of the threat actor ARMORY CASTLE after they utilized CVE-2026-102764 as a zero-day to compromise BeyondTrust Remote Support appliances. The analysis outlines how the actor established persistence through custom malware, specifically the SAWFLY webshell and BARECLAW tunneler, while utilizing internal appliance utilities to evade detection.

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Prisma
Prisma·4d ago

How to host a test version of your app without replacing production (2026)

This article outlines architectural patterns for managing software deployments, focusing on isolating test environments from production. It compares strategies like preview deployments, staging environments, feature flags, blue-green deployments, and canary releases to help developers safely validate code changes.

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AWS Database Blog
AWS Database Blog·5d ago

Reducing storage initialization impact in Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL after snapshot restore

This article explains the mechanics of EBS lazy loading during Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL snapshot restores and the resulting performance impact on query latency. It evaluates mitigation strategies, specifically recommending pg_prewarm for data hydration and leveraging the StorageOperationPercentProgress API for monitoring completion status.

Sandeep Modappady
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