CitrixBleed 2: The Sequel No One Asked For, Now With Extra Vulnerabilities!
CitrixBleed 2 is the sequel nobody asked for, exploiting CVE-2025–5777 to leak sensitive data like a bad plot twist. With over 50,000 vulnerable NetScaler instances, this cybersecurity thriller could keep attackers entertained for weeks. Patch your systems before your data stars in its own unauthorized drama.
Hot Take:
Looks like Citrix is having a déjà vu moment with CitrixBleed 2. If you thought CitrixBleed was a one-hit-wonder, think again! It’s back for an encore performance, and it’s bringing all its cybersecurity drama to the main stage. Expect thrills, chills, and plenty of IT folks scrambling to patch faster than a duck on a June bug. Grab your popcorn!
Key Points:
- Citrix has released a patch for a new vulnerability known as CitrixBleed 2 or CVE-2025–5777.
- The vulnerability affects NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway, allowing memory overread that can lead to session hijacking.
- Over 50,000 NetScaler instances might be vulnerable, according to a Shodan search.
- Evidence suggests CitrixBleed 2 is being exploited in the wild, despite Citrix’s initial advisory.
- The vulnerability could potentially provide longer, undetected access to attackers, making it a potential goldmine for ransomware groups.
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