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CVE-2024-38063: Unpacking the IPv6 Exploit with a Side of Packet Chaos
Watch this quick live stream update on CVE-2024-38063 to learn about the exploitability of your systems via IPv6. Spoiler: It’s as stable as a jellyfish on a trampoline.
Hot Take:
Ah, IPv6, the tech world’s equivalent of “new phone, who dis?” But seriously, folks, the latest CVE-2024-38063 vulnerability is like the cybersecurity version of a soap opera—full of drama, multiple packets, and very unreliable plot twists.
Key Points:
- CVE-2024-38063 focuses on IPv6 exploitability.
- Multiple packets are required to exploit the issue.
- Exploitation is likely unreliable.
- Similarities have been noted to a recent IPv4 issue in FreeBSD.
- ICMP error messages might be a key factor in both cases.
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