VPN Apocalypse: Chinese Hackers Exploit Ivanti Flaws to Hijack Less Than 10 Firms

Suspected China-linked hackers exploit zero-day flaws in VPN tech to play peek-a-boo with less than 10 customers’ secure data. Cue emergency patching and a stern warning: cyber ninjas are bypassing your digital doorman! #CybersecurityMayhem #VPNvulnerabilities 🎭💻🚨

Published: Added: January 11, 2024 at 7:16 amAssembled by: J J
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Oh, the joys of zero-days! Just when you think your virtual fort is impenetrable, along comes a state-sponsored wrecking crew with a digital battering ram. Ivanti's Connect Secure and Policy Secure got a double whammy of zero-day flaws, and it's like leaving your digital windows open in the middle of a cyberspace hurricane. It's less 'Connect Secure' and more 'Connect... if you dare.' Time to buckle up, patch up, and watch out for that sneaky UTA0178 crew!

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