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Federal Agencies Scramble to Patch Windows Security Flaw Exploited by Raspberry Robin Worm
Crack out the cyber duct tape! CISA’s waving red flags over a Windows bug (CVE-2023-29360) that’s the digital equivalent of a ‘kick me’ sign for systems. Patch up, agencies—hackers are playing this tune like a fiddle! 🎻💻 #CybersecurityChaCha
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Oh boy, it's like cyber Whack-A-Mole, but instead of cute little rodents, we've got the MSKSSRV.SYS vulnerability popping its head up for some SYSTEM privilege action. CISA's like a stern parent laying down the law, telling all the federal kids to clean up their Windows rooms before the bad guys do more than just exploit the systems for funsies. Meanwhile, Raspberry Robin is out there proving it's not just a fruit or a bird, but a malware with taste for juicy vulnerabilities. Who needs TV drama when you've got this stuff?Already a member? Log in here