Progress Told ShareFile Customers to Pull the Plug on Their Servers. Here’s What We Know.
Progress urged ShareFile Storage Zone customers to shut down internet-facing servers immediately over a credible security threat under investigation. Progress Software sent an urgent email to ShareFile customers the evening of July 10 with a subject line that left no room for ambiguity: “Service Disruption. Immediate Action Required.” The company told customers running Storage Zone […]
Progress Software sent an urgent email to ShareFile customers the evening of July 10 with a subject line that left no room for ambiguity: “Service Disruption. Immediate Action Required.” The company told customers running Storage Zone Controllers to shut down their Windows servers immediately, citing what it called a “credible external security threat.”
The email became public when a system administrator posted it to Reddit’s r/sysadmin a few hours later.
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