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Cyber Siege: Nation-State Hackers Exploit Cisco Flaws for Global Espionage Thriller
When VPNs invite unwanted guests, the party gets infamous. Cisco’s soiree saw two bugs, CVE-2024-20353 and CVE-2024-20359, letting hackers cha-cha through firewalls with malware moves dubbed Line Dancer and Line Runner. The espionage ensemble? Perhaps a Russian or Chinese choreography. Stay tuned, the cybersecurity dance-off continues!

Hot Take:
When the cyber ninjas come out to play, nobody's digital backyard is safe – not even your supposedly impenetrable Cisco fortress. "ArcaneDoor" sounds less like a cyber-espionage campaign and more like a mystical gateway to a realm where your data dances the samba with shady characters. With malware codenamed after dance moves, it's like a cyber version of 'Step Up' where instead of street cred, it's your secure credentials on the line.