Vendors (still) keep mum An "advanced" attacker exploited CitrixBleed 2 and a max-severity Cisco Identity Services Engine ...

So, some of the clients we support have recently chosen to go down the virtualisation path. We've obliged them and set them up with an ESX farm that fit within their budget constraints, primarily ...

Attackers can exploit a cross-site scripting vulnerability in Citrix's Netscaler ADCs and Gateways. Updates close it.

The researchers discovered the intrusion while investigating a Citrix Bleed Two vulnerability which was also being exploited ...

Citrix, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. next week is expected to rename its flagship Presentation Server application virtualization software as XenApp. The move follows a similar move to rename its server ...

Presentation Server gives remote users secure access to applications on the network by making them accessible behind the firewall and encrypting data between the server and client. The four ...

Citrix on Tuesday said that it will add Web 2.0 push technology to its NetScaler traffic management and content delivery lineup. Why? Web 2.0 apps are gobbling up server computing power. As rich ...

Citrix Systems is shipping an update to its flagship Presentation Server product that adds support for 64-bit memory addressing technology in Windows Server 2003 x64 Editions, the company told ...

One of the components in our chemistry experiment is a billion-dollar company known worldwide for software that connects any user from any network connection to any data center. Citrix Systems Inc.'s ...

Thousands of Citrix ADC and Gateway deployments remain vulnerable to two critical-severity security issues that the vendor fixed in recent months. The first flaw is CVE-2022-27510, fixed on November 8 ...

Background:<BR>Citrix Metaframe 1.8<BR>Windows 2000 Standard Server SP4<BR>2GB Ram<BR><BR>Now I was called on today to look at a Citrix server that had just started refusing connections.<BR><BR>This ...

Companies still running unpatched Citrix servers are in danger of having their networks infected with ransomware. Multiple sources in the infosec community are reporting about hacker groups using the ...