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Slay Ancient Bugs: CISA Urges Devs to Crush Pesky Directory Traversal Flaws
“Stop the cyber oopsie-daisy!” CISA pleads with devs to squash antiquated directory traversal bugs that let hackers do a data grab dance—because old-school errors in new-world tech are like, so ’90s. 🐛💃🚫 #SecureSoftwareDesign
Hot Take:
It's 2023, and directory traversal vulnerabilities are still meandering through our digital back alleys like they're stuck in a 90s hacker flick. CISA is flashing the cybersecurity equivalent of a neon "FIX ME" sign, and yet, we're still playing whack-a-mole with bugs that are old enough to order a drink. Brace yourselves, devs; it's time for some good old-fashioned code hygiene, or we're all going to be in for a world of "I told you so."
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