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45,000 Jenkins Servers at Risk: Patch Now to Fend Off CVE-2023-23897 Exploits!
In the digital DIY world of Jenkins, 45,000 instances have left their digital doors wide open to a cyber sneak-in via CVE-2023-23897. It’s like leaving your keys in the door, folks—only hackers don’t need to make a copy. Patch up or risk the cyber-crashers!
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Well, well, well, if it isn't our old pal Jenkins, sitting in the cyber equivalent of a dunk tank with 45,000 targets on its back. Someone clearly thought it'd be hilarious to give hackers a "read-along" feature with the file system, and now the race is on to patch things up before cyber-villains start doing the hacker equivalent of "Simon Says" with your servers. Grab your digital duct tape, folks—it's going to be a bumpy ride!Already a member? Log in here