Law enforcement tipped off Kiteworks about an incoming cyberattack, possibly powered by a zero-day exploit, and Kiteworks responded the only way a cornered fighter can: call the whole card off and tel

Law enforcement tipped off Kiteworks about an incoming cyberattack, possibly powered by a zero-day exploit, and Kiteworks responded the only way a cornered fighter can: call the whole card off and tell every customer to kill their servers between 02:00 and 08:00 UTC on September 26. That's not a defensive maneuver, folks, that's a full standing-eight count. (2/3)

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Law enforcement tipped off Kiteworks about an incoming cyberattack, possibly powered by a zero-day exploit, and Kiteworks responded the only way a cornered fighter can: call the whole card off and tel

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Law enforcement tipped off Kiteworks about an incoming cyberattack, possibly powered by a zero-day exploit, and Kiteworks responded the only way a cornered fighter can: call the whole card off and tell every customer to kill their servers between 02:00 and 08:00 UTC on September 26. That's not a defensive maneuver, folks, that's a full standing-eight count. (2/3)