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Time-Traveling Hackers or Lazy IT Guys? The Adobe ColdFusion Drama Unfolds
Time-Traveling Hackers or Lazy IT Guys? An Adobe ColdFusion vulnerability, patched in March but still exploited in June, has caused a stir. Two FCEB agency systems were hacked, leading to a drama-filled cocktail of outdated software and uninvited guests.
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Well, well, well, another day, another Adobe ColdFusion vulnerability exploited. It's like hackers have a calendar reminder set for "exploit Adobe vulnerabilities day". This time, they've had a go at servers belonging to some poor federal civilian executive branch (FCEB). But here's the rub, this vulnerability was patched back in March! So, are we dealing with time-traveling hackers or just super lazy IT guys? Either way, it's a drama-filled cocktail of outdated software and uninvited guests. Cheers!Already a member? Log in here