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ownCloud’s Ultimate Oopsie: The High-Severity Vulnerability That Turned the Cloud Into a Thunderstorm
In a twist of irony, ownCloud, the very answer to safe file synchronization, has been exposed by a max-severity vulnerability, CVE-2023-49103. It’s like the school nerd being stripped of secrets by the bully. Not surprising, hackers are relishing this, swiping admin passwords, mail server credentials,…
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Oh, the irony! ownCloud, the solution meant to keep your files safe and synchronized, has had its pants pulled down by a vulnerability with a severity score of 10.0 (that's the max, folks). Remember the school nerd who had all his secrets spilled by the class bully? That's what this vulnerability, CVE-2023-49103, does to ownCloud. Now, hackers are having a field day exploiting this flaw, swiping admin passwords, mail server credentials, and even license keys. It's like leaving your house keys under the mat and finding a 'welcome' sign for burglars.Already a member? Log in here