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    Critical Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Citrix NetScaler Under Active Exploitation●(tenable.com) Critical Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Citrix NetScaler Under Active Exploitation: FAQ and Analysis In briefMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity13 h ago

    Security firm Tenable has published an FAQ and analysis on two reported zero-day vulnerabilities in Citrix NetScaler appliances that are allegedly being actively exploited in the wild. NetScaler devices are widely used by enterprises for application delivery and remote access, making these flaws a serious concern. Security teams are being urged to review the guidance, check whether their appliances are affected, and apply mitigations or patches as they become available.

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    Citrix NetScaler Users Urged to Take Appliances Offline Amid Zero-Day Attacks▼Citrix NetScaler Appliance Users Get Shutdown Orders Over Unpatched Zero-Day Exploits Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway aMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity13 h ago

    Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway appliances are under active attack through two unpatched remote code execution vulnerabilities. The Dutch cybersecurity agency NCSC and security firm watchTowr have advised organisations to take affected appliances offline, as no patches are yet available. Security teams worldwide are scrambling to assess exposure and mitigate the risk of compromise.

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    IT teams pull Citrix NetScaler offline over zero-day reports●Enterprise IT teams are pulling Citrix NetScaler hardware offline after reports surfaced of two unpatched zero-day vulneMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity05 h ago

    Enterprise IT teams are taking Citrix NetScaler hardware offline following reports of two unpatched zero-day vulnerabilities. Security researchers say the flaws are being actively exploited for remote code execution in the wild, though Citrix has not yet confirmed them or released an official patch. Administrators are choosing to isolate the hardware rather than wait, and security communities are urging others to assess exposure immediately.