Path Traversal Alert: CISA and FBI Warn Devs to Step Up or Step Out

In a digital game of hide-and-seek, the FBI and CISA are playing “It,” chasing developers to squash the sneaky path traversal bug. With 55 known vulnerabilities, it’s time to clean the cyber-closet, folks!

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Guess what? Software developers might have missed a memo from the '90s about path traversal vulnerabilities. CISA and the FBI are essentially facepalming in unison, urging devs to stop leaving the digital backdoor wide open. It's like we're in a cyber version of 'Groundhog Day', except Bill Murray is a hacker, and he's not learning any new lessons.

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