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WinRAR Vulnerability: The Cyber Heist of the Century – When Russian and Chinese Hackers Turned into Spy Movie Villains!
Hold onto your data, folks! State-backed villains from Russia and China are having a field day with the WinRAR Security Flaw Exploitation. It’s an old-school spy drama with a tech-twist. Using a CVE-2023-38831 vulnerability, they’re not after microfilm, they’re after your data. And their cover?…
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Here we go again, folks! More bad guys exploiting a bug in WinRAR: a tool that's as old as the internet itself. This time, the villains hail from Russia and China, all gunning for that sweet, sweet CVE-2023-38831 vulnerability. It's like watching a rerun of an old spy movie, but instead of a microfilm, they're after your data. And just when you think you've seen it all, they throw in a fake drone warfare training school. Who knew cyber warfare could be this entertaining?Already a member? Log in here