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Patch Up or Pack Up: Cisco Squashes Critical Bug Before Hackers Dial In!
Cisco’s Unity Connection has a gaping security hole that could let hackers commandeer your system. Patch your software faster than Cisco spots a vulnerability (which is, like, super fast) to avoid being the cybercriminal’s next puppet show. CVE-2024-20272, folks—it’s the open mic night for unauthorized…
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Oh boy, another day, another critical bug squashed! Cisco's Unity Connection was practically extending a VIP invite to hackers, offering backstage passes to the system's inner sanctum. CVE-2024-20272 was like a red carpet for malicious VIPs (Very Intrusive Programmers), until Cisco rolled it up with some patchwork. And remember, if your gear is museum material, don't expect a security guard at the door — looking at you, WAP371!Already a member? Log in here