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VPN flaws allowed Chinese hackers to compromise dozens of Ivanti customers, says report

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Chinese hackers reportedly exploited a backdoor in Ivanti's VPN product in 2021, gaining access to the networks of 119 additional organizations through a subsidiary breach. This highlights the critical importance of robust cybersecurity measures and regular security audits for content creators and businesses alike to prevent such vulnerabilities.

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