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Ivanti Patches Heap Overflows & DoS Dangers: Secure Your Gateways from New Exploits!
Beware, cyber defenders! Ivanti scrambles to patch a quartet of pesky bugs threatening to turn your secure gateways into chaotic code carnivals. Heap overflows, null pointer hi-jinks – it’s a full-blown security soiree! Patch up or risk an uninvited crasher turning your system into a…
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Looks like Ivanti's getting a crash course in cybersecurity patch management, only this time, it's not a drill. The company's serving up a smorgasbord of patches for vulnerabilities that sound more like a hacker's wish list. Heap overflows, null pointers, and XML entity expansions, oh my! With CVE scores hitting the 8.2 mark, it's like a buffet of bugs where the main course is code execution and the dessert is denial-of-service. Bon appétit, cyber defenders!Already a member? Log in here