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VMware’s Zombie Apocalypse: Unearthing the Interstellar Villain CVE-2023-34051
Like a zombie apocalypse for your network, the VMware Authentication Bypass Flaw is back, scarier than ever. Codenamed as CVE-2023-34051, this villainous vulnerability in vRealize Log Insight could make hackers swoon like free Wi-Fi at a hackers’ convention. Let’s hope this horror movie doesn’t have another sequel!
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It's like a bad re-run of a horror movie, with the zombie apocalypse attacking your network. VMware is back in the news with a fresh flaw that could give hackers root access. The code name: CVE-2023-34051. Sounds like an intergalactic villain, right? And it's just as scary. The vulnerability in vRealize Log Insight (or as it's now known, VMware Aria Operations for Logs) could be as popular with hackers as free Wi-Fi at a hackers' convention.Already a member? Log in here