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Curl Flaws Unleashed: Urgent Action Needed, But Hold Your Hair On Until October 11!
Your hair’s curl might fall flat, but Curl library vulnerabilities could have you pulling your hair out. We’re not exaggerating – one flaw is the most critical in recent memory. The solution? Sit tight until the October 11 update. Until then, avoid any ‘curl’ up…
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There's a flaw in Curl, and no, we're not talking about your hair's inability to hold that perfect ringlet. This is a little more serious. Apparently, the Curl library has two vulnerabilities, one of which is being touted as "the most critical security flaw identified in Curl in recent history." Yikes! The update is due on October 11, so until then, you might want to avoid any late-night data transfers with URL syntax.Already a member? Log in here