Backdoor Blitz: Hackers Exploit Ivanti Flaw for Stealthy DSLog Assault

Beware, digital overlords! Ivanti gateways face a comedic calamity as threat actors deploy ‘DSLog’, a backdoor more sneaky than a ninja in socks. Brace for tech’s latest punchline: CVE-2024-21893. #BackdoorBonanza

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When life gives you SSRFs, make... backdoors? That seems to be the mantra of threat actors who turned a freshly squeezed Ivanti Connect Secure flaw into a cocktail of chaos, complete with a backdoor garnish dubbed DSLog. With exploitation faster than a microwave minute, it's a stark reminder that in the cyber world, there's no such thing as a lazy Sunday. Even your server's SAML module isn't safe from having its logs turned into a Trojan horse's Airbnb.

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