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SharePoint Shakedown: Hackers Exploit Duo of Vulnerabilities for Pre-Auth RCE Mayhem
In a digital game of cat and mouse, CISA plays the vigilant feline, alerting agencies to patch up a mischievous SharePoint vulnerability duo before hackers pounce. Remember folks, an unpatched server is a cyber burglar’s playground!
Hot Take:
It's like a bad sequel in the cybersecurity movie franchise: "Attackers vs SharePoint." Just when you thought your document collaboration was safe, along come two vulnerabilities joined in unholy matrimony, ready to tango through your servers. Let's all give a round of applause to the dynamic duo CVE-2023-24955 and CVE-2023-29357, making it rain remote code execution (RCE) and admin privileges like confetti at a hacker's parade. CISA's like the chaperone at the prom, trying to keep the dance floor secure, but everyone knows the real party is happening in the unpatched server room.Already a member? Log in here