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Kevin Beaumont criticizes NetScaler's slow response to security flaw

Kevin Beaumont has highlighted a lax response from NetScaler regarding a security vulnerability. He suggests that individuals can document such issues themselves, even using creative methods like paint illustrations, to draw attention to the problem. AI

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Kevin Beaumont criticizes NetScaler's slow response to security flaw

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    @ GossiTheDog You can at least blog about it yourself, and rename it and do a paint illustration of the lax response from netscaler, as paint isn't vulnerable t

    @ GossiTheDog You can at least blog about it yourself, and rename it and do a paint illustration of the lax response from netscaler, as paint isn't vulnerable to it (unless it is the # AI enabled paint, in which case, generative AI probably enables an exploit)