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Even IT Pros Get Lockpicked: SysAid’s Comedy of Errors Unmasks a Zero-Day Flaw
In an ironic twist, SysAid, an IT service management suite, revealed a zero-day flaw that left it vulnerable to a ransomware attack. The infamous hacker group, Lace Tempest, RSVP’d with the notorious Cl0p ransomware. A harsh reminder that even IT pros can find themselves victims…
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Oh, the sweet irony! SysAid, an IT service management suite, found itself in the hot seat after a zero-day flaw was discovered in its on-premise software. This flaw was like an open invitation for the notorious group, Lace Tempest, to drop the Cl0p ransomware party favor. Lesson learned? Even the IT pros need to keep their cyber doors locked.Already a member? Log in here