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Busting the Citrix Bleed: A Hacker’s Paradise or Just Another Heartbleed Redux?
Citrix Bleed, the latest hot-ticket exploit, is rolling out the red carpet for ransomware hackers. With a patch playing wallflower for weeks, this vulnerability is an open invite to your network – no RSVP needed! It’s the Heartbleed sequel no one asked for, but we’re all getting front-row seats to the “Citrix Bleed vulnerability exploitation” show.
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It's déjà vu all over again! Remember the Heartbleed bug? Well, we got Citrix Bleed now. Believe it or not, this time, the hole isn't just letting in the draft, it's rolling out the red carpet for ransomware hackers to waltz right in. It's like hosting a party and realizing you've accidentally invited the neighbourhood thieves. And what's worse? The patch has been chilling on the side-lines for three weeks now. Procrastinators, unite... tomorrow!Already a member? Log in here