Seems to me that they're giving you ample incentive to migrate to another supplier.
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Same for my electric bill. They used to attach the PDF to the email, now is "login to download" - and for 2-3 days from the bill the server is completely overloaded
Hate this behavior too much
If only they knew a multinational cloud provider that could help them handle the load caused by them notifying their customers…
I mean, it must be very difficult to checks notes host a static document in a scalable way.
But still, if only they had an asynchronous, distributed way of publishing this information. Like old school letters, only digital. That would help them decrease the load on their infrastructure...
My thoughts/words, your mouth (err, fingers)
TIL: Citrix is still in business.
(You can tell I don't work in IT)
Who in IT actually uses them?
I also just learned this and I work in tech.
They've gone so far downhill it's not even funny. Unfortunately, they're still the best option for us to offer remote apps and desktops to our org.
Yeah, same boat. It's like the uncle that had a head injury and can hardly function compared to some of the earlier products they released
Can't you just search for the CVE online?
I could never get useful details out of any of the CVE sites. Really annoying, but maybe I'm dumb
Could you just check the official CVE database?
Yeah, even for this one, mite and the nvd are completely useless (denying it exists).
mitre denies it exists links to NVD which is also basically an HTTP 404 error
You are right, though - When I look at CISAs notes, they direct to the right source meaningfully. I'm sure I've found some that are total stonewalls in the past, but no idea of that was MS, chrome or just a particular vulnerability... It's happened enough I'd given up, but maybe I should retry next time
I mean, yeah, to get the general details of the vuln, but the support bulletin has the affected firmware versions. Ours may or may not be affected.
Thanks, but those aren't for the Netscaler appliance.
Ah, I see
Good resource, though. With these, they're appliances and you don't update packages individually: you just update the whole firmware.
Our org's firmware update cadence is quarterly unless there's a vulnerability that needs to be addressed. So that's what I'm trying to determine so I can get the maintenance window scheduled. We just updated everything last month.