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Progress urges ShareFile customers to shut down servers over "credible" threat

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Progress urges ShareFile customers to shut down servers over "credible" threat

Progress Software has urged ShareFile customers using Storage Zone Controllers to immediately shut down their servers due to identification of a credible external security threat targeting the on-premises file sharing solution. The company issued the directive via email to affected customers but has not disclosed specific details about the nature or scope of the threat.

Why it matters: ShareFile Storage Zone Controller deployments are at immediate risk; organizations running this software should assess their exposure and follow Progress guidance to determine if they are affected and whether shutdown is necessary.

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Progress urges ShareFile customers to shut down servers over "credible" threat

Progress Software has urged ShareFile customers using Storage Zone Controllers to immediately shut down their servers due to identification of a credible external security threat targeting the on-premises file sharing solution. The company issued the directive via email to affected customers but has not disclosed specific details about the nature or scope of the threat.

Why it matters: ShareFile Storage Zone Controller deployments are at immediate risk; organizations running this software should assess their exposure and follow Progress guidance to determine if they are affected and whether shutdown is necessary.

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