Pulse Secure: 2,500 VPN servers worldwide vulnerable to CVE-2019-11510 critical security flaw

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Organisations that take their time patching servers against critical security flaws will end up counting the cost later
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Organisations that take their time patching servers against critical security flaws will end up counting the cost later

UK plays host to 149 unpatched Pulse Secure VPN servers vulnerable to flaw favoured by Iranian state-backed hackers

The number of Pulse Secure VPN servers vulnerable to critical security flaw CVE-2019-11510 stands at 2,495 worldwide more than six months after the security flaw was first publicised. The security flaw...

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