Oracle WebLogic affected by "highly critical" zero-day flaw

Nicholas Fearn
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The flaw affects all versions of WebLogic, according to security specialists Knownsec 404

Security researchers have discovered a "highly critical", unpatched zero-day flaw in Oracle WebLogic server. According to researchers from Knownsec 404, the vulnerability allows hackers to hijac...

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