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I'm literally not surprised by anything in this article. Joomla is a mess (my opinion, doesn't actually matter to my point), written in PHP so whenever a patch
by abluecloud 11y ago
I'm literally not surprised by anything in this article. Joomla is a mess (my opinion, doesn't actually matter to my point), written in PHP so whenever a patch is released, you can see exactly what the exploit was. In fact, I'm surprised it's not less than 2 hours.
So obviously, "Patch now!" - although, that's not the prerogative of this site, it's to convince you to purchase their "website antivirus" -- which I still can't work out what it actually does, or where it sits.
- thaumaturgy 11y agoI can't tell for sure either. Their pages about it, as usual, are heavy on marketing and light on technical details. In one case it looks like they offer a CloudFlare-like service (http://cloudproxy.sucuri.net/features http://cloudproxy.sucuri.net/features), and then in another case, they offer it as a Wordpress plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/sucuri-cloudproxy-waf/faq/ https://wordpress.org/plugins/sucuri-cloudproxy-waf/faq/) (and presumably for other platforms too). Given modern web development trends though, I'm sure they'll be very successful at selling their product without bothering with things like technical details.