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Curl’s Security Slips: Worst Flaw in Years Found Partying in Data Transfer Library
“Curl Library Security Flaws” have caught the old data transfer buddy with its pants down. Picture an outrageous party with two vulnerabilities as the uninvited guests. The lead developer dubs one as “the worst in ages”. If this doesn’t give you the shivers, check your…
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Well, well, well, look what we have here. An old friend, Curl, has been caught with its security trousers down. Two nasty vulnerabilities were found having a party in the Curl data transfer library. The worst of them, according to the lead developer, is the "worst Curl security flaw in a long time". If that doesn't send chills down your spine, you might be a robot. Remember, keep your software updated, and never trust a SOCKS5 proxy with a long hostname.Already a member? Log in here