There’s a saying: “Everything old is new again.” That may be fine when it comes to fashion and nostalgic movies, but when it comes to “vintage” vulnerabilities, the situation can quickly become dangerous. When a vulnerability like CVE-2013-0229 or CVE-2012-5958 goes unremediated for an extended period of time, sometimes it can be forgotten entirely, or… Continue reading How to fix the returning CVE-2013-0229 & CVE-2012-5958
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