Citrix statement

CNBC report

@ryanaraine I'd be cautious with this story, feels like there's a lot of FUD surrounding it. Eg: "Iridium broke its way into Citrix's network about 10 years ago, and has been lurking inside [...] ever since". Then "Citrix came under attack twice, once in December and again Monday".

@ryanaraine This is interesting @innov8be @chauhan_ac @sarbjitbhavra

@ryanaraine 2011 RSA token breach in comparison?

@ryanaraine Perl Harbor

@ryanaraine Could it be... the first TeraBreach?

@ryanaraine Talk about concentration risk

@ryanaraine Could the breached data contain sensitive customer information such as username and password? I have no clue how Citrix products are designed and user credentials are managed. What is a precautionary action Citrix customers could take? Change password?

@ryanaraine #gdpr ?

@ryanaraine is Citrix so weak then? scaring a lot :-)

@ryanaraine Yet, the few people I work with shrugged it off. It's terrible that people are becoming desensitized to it already.

@ryanaraine @lichtlos Bullshit. Citrix does not store passwords to your on premise infrastructure! Bad Days for Citrix Cloud customers...

@ryanaraine I wonder how many #citrix product's git pull requests are now being checked for rogue code...

@ryanaraine From where is this excerpt? I didn’t see it in the Citrix statement.