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Juniper Jumble: CISA’s Urgent Cybersecurity Cleanup and the Virtual Villains Behind It
CISA’s playing stern parent, giving federal agencies a Friday deadline to secure Juniper network vulnerabilities. It’s like cybersecurity musical chairs, only losing means your network’s security is toast. Over 10,000 devices are exposed, mostly in South Korea. But hey, who’s counting? Probably CISA. In this…
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So, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has put on its stern-parent cap and given federal agencies until Friday to pull up their cybersecurity socks and patch up their Juniper devices. This comes after some naughty cyber miscreants have been exploiting vulnerabilities in Juniper's J-Web interface. The extent of this cyber-whoopsie? Oh, just over 10,000 devices. But hey, who's counting? CISA? Probably.Already a member? Log in here