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Confluence Catastrophe: Hackers Hammer Atlassian Servers, Thousands at Risk of Critical RCE Attacks!
Brace yourselves, Atlassian fans: Over 600 rogue IP addresses are unleashing comedic chaos on a critical Confluence flaw. CVE-2023-22527 isn’t laughing—patch before hackers get the last guffaw!
Hot Take:
When Atlassian said "patch immediately," they didn't mean "after your next coffee break" or "once you've finished binging that new series." They meant yesterday! With over 600 IP addresses turning into a swarm of cybernetic hornets, you'd think the sting of a 10/10 CVSS-rated vulnerability might have prompted a bit more hustle. But nope, over 11,000 instances are still out there, waving in the digital breeze like a pair of undies on a clothesline. It's like going to a lion's den wearing steak pants and wondering why things got bitey.Already a member? Log in here