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Citrix in a Sticky Syrup: Unmasking the Bug That’s Spilling Corporate Secrets!
The Citrix CVE-2023-4966 Exploitation is like a bad date that won’t stop texting. It’s been hijacking sessions, spilling corporate secrets, and now cyber creeps have a DIY guide on GitHub. Citrix’s sage advice? Assume you’re compromised, patch up, and ghost all active sessions. If only all life’s problems were this straightforward.
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So, Citrix is in hot water again... and this time, it's not because they've added an extra pump of syrup to their latte. Nope, they're dealing with a rather nasty bug that's been giving cyber baddies a free pass to corporate info. The bug, more formally known as CVE-2023-4966, has been exploited with a proof-of-concept exploit charmingly named 'Citrix Bleed' now available on GitHub. And what's Citrix's advice? Assume you've been compromised, apply the patch, and kill all active sessions. Easy peasy - if only everything in life were that simple.Already a member? Log in here