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Citrix and FireEye release free scanner to detect breached Citrix appliances

23 January 2020 • 3 min read

The Citrix/FireEye tool can identify systems compromised by CVE 2019-19781 exploits

Citrix, in collaboration with FireEye, has released a free tool that Citrix customers can use to assess their risk of compromise from the recently publicised critical security flaws. This Indica...

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