Oct 9, 2026 · 1 hr 14 min · 10 segments
In this episode, we break down three security stories: - CVE-2026-88779, a third exploited NetScaler zero-day labeled denial-of-service - About 8 million Danish CPR records stolen through a…
Andrew CrottyGuestSean McMillanHostDylan SparksGuestSergio VillegasGuestResearchers are seeing some things in the wild that make that description a little interesting.
Uh, we are talking about Citrix again, uh, because [laughs] we haven't stopped working it for the past, like, week.
Kind of, you know, the article states, um, this is for eight eight seven seven nine.
You probably recall from, like, a week ago if you were working over the weekend, we had the release of CVE twenty twenty-six uh, eight eight seven one and eight eight seven two, also affecting Citrix appliances.
Um, it's not super surprising to me personally, um, working on the T-team here that responds to emerging threats.
Uh, typically what we see is we'll see one emerging threat, um, for an affected appliance.
Um, and then typically what happens is once that CVE is cut, we typically see other researchers go in and take a look at that, and then that's when it really starts to kind of bloom out and pan out, and you really kind of start to understand the scope and the actual impact of the exploits, if there are any exploits.
Um, it, it just kinda feels like that's kind of the process now is something gets popped, and then everybody comes in and just dog piles on the vulnerable product.
Researchers are seeing some things in the wild that make that description a little interesting.
Uh, we are talking about Citrix again, uh, because [laughs] we haven't stopped working it for the past, like, week.
Kind of, you know, the article states, um, this is for eight eight seven seven nine.
You probably recall from, like, a week ago if you were working over the weekend, we had the release of CVE twenty twenty-six uh, eight eight seven one and eight eight seven two, also affecting Citrix appliances.
Um, it's not super surprising to me personally, um, working on the T-team here that responds to emerging threats.
Uh, typically what we see is we'll see one emerging threat, um, for an affected appliance.
Um, and then typically what happens is once that CVE is cut, we typically see other researchers go in and take a look at that, and then that's when it really starts to kind of bloom out and pan out, and you really kind of start to understand the scope and the actual impact of the exploits, if there are any exploits.
Um, it, it just kinda feels like that's kind of the process now is something gets popped, and then everybody comes in and just dog piles on the vulnerable product.
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