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Patch Now or Regret Later: Cisco’s Nexus Switches Open to Malware Mayhem After CVE-2024-20399 Exploit!
Patch your Cisco switches, folks! CVE-2024-20399 may sound like a mild headache, but it’s the digital equivalent of leaving your cyber-doors unlocked. No prizes for guessing who loves an open invite—hackers! 🛡️🐛 #GetFixy
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Well, buckle up buttercup, because your Nexus switch might just be the star of its own spy thriller—starring a moderate-severity villain with a penchant for command injections. Cisco's latest "patch me if you can" drama features a vulnerability exploited by the cyber equivalent of a secret agent group named Velvet Ant, who clearly don't need a high severity score to throw a malware party in your network's backend. So, if you're feeling lucky, maybe skip the patch and roll the dice on your switch security—or, you know, don't.Already a member? Log in here