Citrix Bleed 2 Strikes: Are Your Virtual Servers Vulnerable to CVE-2025-5777?

Move over, soap operas, cybersecurity has a new drama: Citrix Bleed 2! This vulnerability, CVE-2025-5777, lets hackers sneak into Citrix devices and hijack sessions like it’s their day job. With hackers lurking, it’s time to update your systems and keep your digital fortress secure. Because who needs drama when you’ve got cybersecurity?

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It seems like Citrix is throwing a party, and everyone’s invited—whether they have permission or not! With the debut of Citrix Bleed 2, unauthorized access is all the rage, making cybersecurity experts cringe and attackers dance a jig with stolen tokens and credentials. Time to gatecrash this unwelcome bash with a well-timed security update!

Key Points:

  • Citrix Bleed 2 (CVE-2025-5777) is an out-of-bounds memory read vulnerability.
  • Allows attackers to access sensitive data, bypassing MFA.
  • ReliaQuest reports exploitation is likely occurring in the wild.
  • Citrix advises terminating all ICA and PCoIP sessions post-update.
  • Admins are urged to update to secure firmware versions immediately.

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