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Curl’s Flaw Fallout: More Like a Kitten’s Roar than a Lion’s Rampage in Cybersecurity Jungle
Curl 8.4.0 Security Vulnerability: The Apocalypse That Wasn’t. This ‘worst security problem in a long time’ was more fluff than fury, more kitten than lion. Exploiting it resembles threading a needle in a hurricane. Hardly a stroll in the park, but not the cataclysm we…
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Well, folks, it seems like the cybersecurity world is getting its knickers in a twist over curl's latest high-severity flaw, which turned out to be more of a fluffy kitten than a roaring lion. The much-anticipated curl 8.4.0 release has patched this "worst security problem in a long time," but thankfully, it's not as cataclysmic as some were expecting. After all, exploiting this bug is like threading a needle in a hurricane - possible, but not exactly a walk in the park!Already a member? Log in here