CA patches Secure Content Manager

Opinion

Jun 9, 20081 min

A high risk flaw in CA’s Secure Content Manager’s HTTP Gateway could be exploited by attackers in a denial-of-service attack or to run malicious code on a non-patched system. CA rates the flaw high and is urging users to download the available patch.

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by Network World Security Blog

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CA patches Secure Content Manager

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