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ServiceNow Flaws: Cybercriminals Are Shopping for Your Data!
Exploiting ServiceNow flaws is the latest trend among cybercriminals, targeting government agencies and private firms. Despite a patch release, many systems remain vulnerable, prompting a digital gold rush in the cybercrime community.
Hot Take:
Looks like ServiceNow just became “Service-Oh-No!” for a bunch of government agencies and private firms. If only patching systems was as quick as hackers finding exploits on GitHub!
Key Points:
- ServiceNow flaws are being exploited to breach various sectors, including government and private firms.
- Critical vulnerabilities CVE-2024-4879, CVE-2024-5178, and CVE-2024-5217 are at the center of these attacks.
- Resecurity identified multiple victims within a week of monitoring the situation.
- Despite patches being released on July 10, 2024, many systems remain vulnerable.
- Threat actors are leveraging public exploits and network scanners to identify and attack exposed instances.
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