Logz.io: Trust page changed
Logz.io updated marketing wording for an OrionIQ AI Agents event and added introductory text describing its security content, plus a Security category label. The diff shows no changes to product capabilities, pricing, or security commitments.
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What changed
Struck in red is what Logz.io removed; blue is what they added. Muted text is unchanged context.
Compared with the previous archived version (#13764 to #18764). Text is normalized before comparing: dates, counters and tokens show as ‹date›, ‹count›, ‹tok›, and noise-only edits are hidden. Rewindex shows changed passages with a few words of context, not a copy of the page. View the live page (opens in new tab).
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History of this page
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Logz.io updated marketing wording for an OrionIQ AI Agents event and added introductory text describing its security content, plus a Security category label. The diff shows no changes to product capabilities, pricing, or security commitments.
Tuesday, November 3
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Logz.io’s security blog listing added Raul Gurshumov’s “The $6.3B Binance Hack: What Happened and What It Teaches Security Teams About Investigation” and shortened the PHP2Shell preview, removing CVE identifiers and exploit details. These are editorial listing changes, not evidence of a Logz.io security incident or service change.
Sunday, November 1
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Logz.io’s Trust page added a promotional banner: “Meet the OrionIQ Marketplace Agents: Four New Ways to Cut Alert Noise – Nov 18,” with “Save Your Spot.” The diff shows marketing wording only, with no security-policy or product-access changes shown.
Friday, October 23
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Logz.io’s security blog listing added “PHP2Shell: What the Critical PHP Vulnerabilities Mean for Your Servers,” describing emergency PHP patches for CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 and unauthenticated code execution risk. Other edits affect author placement, a Security label and excerpt wording; no Logz.io service or security-policy change is shown.
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Trust page changed on Logz.io’s Trust page, changed 2026-11-10 08:45 UTC (change 4 of 4).
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- Trust page changed
- Vendor
- Logz.io
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- https://rewindex.com/change/p18764