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Citrix Workspace App Vulnerable to Privilege Escalation Attacks
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this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2024
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I haven’t let Citrix maleare onto any device I own in decades, since finding that it wasn’t possible to remove their server from a Mac by normal means (it required using terminal to shut down and remove each process individually). I honestly wasn’t aware that anyone outside a particular obscure state agency in Kentucky still uses them.
A surprising number of hospitals use it to deploy their electronic charting / PACS software
Oh wow, that's...not good, to say the least. I really need to keep up with ehr security better. Not that I have to, but that I should pay a bit more attention.
That is distressing.