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#APT28

The Defender's Dilemma: CVE-2026-32202 NTLM Zero-Click, BlueHammer, RedSun, and UnDefend — Windows' Most Dangerous Fortnight in Years

The Patch That Left the Door Open: APT28's Three-CVE Windows Chain and the Zero-Click NTLM Coercion Microsoft Missed

The Phantom Patch: How APT28's Incomplete Fix Gave Russia a Zero-Click Windows Shell Backdoor — CVE-2026-32202 Deep Dive

The Patch That Wasn't: CVE-2026-32202, APT28's Zero-Click NTLM Credential Theft, and the Hidden Cost of Incomplete Fixes

The Patch That Wasn't: CVE-2026-32202's Zero-Click NTLM Coercion, APT28's SmartScreen Chain, and the Dual KEV Threat Landscape of Late April 2026

The Patch That Didn't: CVE-2026-32202, APT28's LNK Trick, and the Zero-Click Credential Theft Nobody Flagged for Two Weeks

The $40 Router That Became a Russian Intelligence Asset: APT28's SOHO Botnet and Operation Masquerade