Kiteworks Fixes Critical Flaw Found During Nine-Hour Precautionary Shutdown

The Hacker News · Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 14:13 (yesterday) · Original article ↗

Kiteworks on Monday said it worked with federal intelligence authorities over the weekend as it identified and addressed a critical security vulnerability during the scheduled precautionary shutdown.

"During the shutdown, this activity led to the discovery of a previously unknown critical vulnerability confined to a capability that is enabled for less than 1% of the customer base," the company

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