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If you're an organisation with vCenter, even if you don't have it 'onto the internet' you're far from safe. Your exposure then is merely every user and every (
by Jedd 5y ago
If you're an organisation with vCenter, even if you don't have it 'onto the internet' you're far from safe. Your exposure then is merely every user and every (other) device on your internal network that has routable access to your vCenter.
But yes, exposing highly sensitive tools to a wide, untrackable, and frequently hostile audience is not good practice.
- sp332 5y agoAnd all the remote devices connected by VPN. With everyone working from home, that's a pretty high number too.
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- croutonwagon 5y agoThis patch was pretty easy to apply too. Didnt even need a reboot IIRC