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Tickle Your Struts: Apache’s Comedy of Errors with Cybersecurity – Don’t Be the Next Equifax!
Apache’s Struts 2 has another ‘oops’ moment with a critical security flaw. It’s like a welcome mat for cyber villains, thanks to faulty file upload logic. No workarounds, folks! It’s patch and pray the baddies aren’t already in. Remember Equifax? Yeah, that was Struts too.…
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Looks like Apache is playing whack-a-mole with its Struts 2 application framework. This time, it's a "file upload logic" bug that could let some sneaky cyber villains walk right into your system and set up shop. With no known workarounds, the only option is to patch up and pray the cyber goons aren't already in your kitchen, cooking up trouble. So, Struts users, it's patching time. And remember, we've been down this road before (cough Equifax cough). Don't be the next headline.Already a member? Log in here