I wonder if the security team at my old work is going to want to pull the plug on splunk they way they did with solarwinds. Man that team was trigger happy.
this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2026
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Multiple Splunk Enterprise Vulnerabilities Enables path Traversal and Information Disclosure Attacks
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All my homies hate Splunk. You definitely get what you pay for with them.