What new exploits are in Metasploit's April 2026 wrap-up?

Main hits: Cisco SD-WAN auth bypass (CVE-2026-20127), osTicket file read (CVE-2026-22200), ADCS web cert enrollment, Windows S4U persistence.

How much faster is msfvenom after the latest update?

About 2x speedup on module listing via metadata cache — transforms payload workflows.

Does the Cisco SD-WAN module require authentication?

No — it's an auth bypass, mimicking wild zero-day hits.

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Twice as fast payloads. Zero-day Cisco exploits. Metasploit's latest wrap-up arms pentesters with tools hitting enterprise weak spots — from SD-WAN controllers to helpdesk flaws. But what's the real architecture play here?

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Metasploit console screenshot showing new Cisco SD-WAN module execution

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msfvenom's 2x speedup via caching rewires pentest efficiency. 𝕏
Cisco SD-WAN auth bypass module targets recently exploited CVE-2026-20127. 𝕏
ADCS/LDAP enhancements turn recon into queryable intel streams. 𝕏

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