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Citrix’s Oops Moment: When Cybersecurity Pants Fall Down in Public
Citrix’s cybersecurity blunder, a flaw exploited by hackers, is dubbed the “Citrix Vulnerability Exploitation.” Despite a patch release, a proof-of-concept called Citrix Bleed is already wreaking havoc. It’s like trying to douse a dumpster fire with a garden hose. Here’s to hoping your tech firm isn’t the next victim!
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Remember the old, wise saying, "Patch your vulnerabilities before a hacker finds them"? Well, it looks like Citrix didn't get the memo. They've been caught with their proverbial cybersecurity pants down, as a critical flaw in their products gets exploited in the wild. And oh, did I mention a GitHub proof-of-concept called Citrix Bleed that's been making rounds? It's a bit like leaving your keys under the doormat and then being surprised when you get robbed.Already a member? Log in here