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What Zero-Day Response Should Be in the Post-Mythos Era

BleepingComputerBy Picus Security

Reported exploitedPaperCut NGPaperCut MF

Our summary

A Picus Security analysis examines the late-August attacks on PaperCut NG and PaperCut MF, where attackers exploited servers before PaperCut had issued a lasting fix. The incident had no assigned CVE ID and no public proof of concept at first, while an initial emergency patch was bypassed and a third release arrived on September 1. It highlights the need to validate exposure and compensating controls quickly when active exploitation begins before patching or conventional exploit testing is possible.

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