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Oops! Cybersecurity’s Funny Bone Exposed: Atos Unify’s Misstep
In an unexpected twist, Atos Unify’s OpenScape products were found to be vulnerable to argument injection, enabling unauthenticated RCE and authentication bypass. This cybersecurity blunder was humorously compared to leaving one’s house keys under the doormat and then posting a sign about it.
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Well, well, well, if it isn't another day in the cybersecurity wild west. This time, Atos Unify's OpenScape products got caught with their cyber pants down, allowing argument injection to trigger unauthenticated remote code execution (RCE) and authentication bypass. Oh, and the cherry on top? It was all happening in the administrative web interface. Not exactly where you want to leave the backdoor open, am I right? Atos has since issued a patch to fix the vulnerability, but it's a stark reminder that even the big boys can drop the security ball.Already a member? Log in here