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The U.S. National Security Agency has issued a warning that hackers supported by the Chinese government are using two widely used Citrix networking products’ zero-day vulnerabilities to break into targeted networks. The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2022-27518, affects the widely used remote access tool Citrix Gateway as well as the application delivery controller Citrix ADC in …

Chinese government-backed hackers are exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in two widely used Citrix networking products to gain access to systems, the US government has warned.According to the National Security Agency (NSA), the vulnerability ...

Chinese government-backed hackers are exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in two widely used Citrix networking products to gain access to systems, the US government has warned. �� Chinese Government Backed Hackers Exploiting Zero-Day Bug in Citrix Products: Warns US NSA.

Citrix’s response might leave a lot to be desired, but there is at least a fix for the critical-level bug leaving enterprises wide open.

The U.S. spy agency says APT5, a notorious China-backed cyber espionage group, is actively exploiting the vulnerability.

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The $2.275 million settlement is to provide approximately 24,316 victims of the data breach, which included Citrix employees, contractors, interns, job candidates, beneficiaries, and dependents. The funds are to be used for up to five years of credit monitoring services, identity theft recovery, as well as up to $15,000 (£11,000) in reimbursement for expenses and losses per claimant. The class action lawsuit is to be finalised over a Zoom hearing scheduled for 10 June 2021. The major cyber att...

Jules Polonetsky: FPF December Update LinkedIn 12/23/2020 With Thanksgiving behind us, and in the midst of the holiday season, I wanted to express our thanks to so many people for helping me not only get through 2020, but to thrive and learn even during a global pandemic.  First and foremost, I am thankful for our FPF staff. Our team has produced engaging events, thought-provoking analysis, and insightful reports under the ongoing pressures of the pandemic, even as privacy-related issues h...