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New CitrixBleed-like NetScaler flaw sees exploit attempts in the wild
Citrix NetScaler appliances have been a constant target for attackers in recent years, most recently through an information leak vulnerability dubbed CitrixBleed 3, the latest in a series of NetScaler memory overreads going back to 2023.
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Citrix NetScaler appliances have been a constant target for attackers in recent years, most recently through an information leak vulnerability dubbed CitrixBleed 3, the latest in a series of NetScaler memory overreads going back to 2023. This week, Citrix patched yet another CitrixBleed-like vulnerability and there are signs of in-the-wild exploitation already. The new memory overread vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-8451, was found by researchers from security firm watchTowr who published a detailed write-up showing how unauthenticated malformed requests can result in protected process memory data being leaked back in responses.
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