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Godzilla Web Shell Rampage: ActiveMQ Flaw Exploited by Hackers for Remote Control Chaos
Beware the Godzilla web shell lurking in Apache ActiveMQ’s shadows, exploiting a patched flaw. It’s a cyberthreat blockbuster with a perfect CVSS score of 10.0, where the monster dodges scanners in a binary cloak. Update or face the rampage! #CybersecuritySOS
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Oh, great, another day, another gaping security flaw. This time, Apache ActiveMQ users get a free ticket to the Godzilla show, where the monster isn't a giant lizard but a web shell that plays hide-and-seek with security scanners. And with a CVSS score of 10.0 (which is like an A++ in the world of vulnerabilities), this flaw is the valedictorian of the "How to Ruin Your Day" academy. Break out the popcorn, folks, because it looks like the cyber baddies are exploiting this blockbuster hit like it's premiere night!Already a member? Log in here