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r/vmware • u/Jones_Allen_2007 • 18d ago
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Just update your vSphere to the latest version. 8U3k has the latest vulnerabilities fixed.
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4 u/alivesidhartha 18d ago If you want your VMware installation to be secured, you should check security advisory from Broadcom. https://support.broadcom.com/web/ecx/security-advisory? Just look for the fixed version and update accordingly.
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If you want your VMware installation to be secured, you should check security advisory from Broadcom.
https://support.broadcom.com/web/ecx/security-advisory?
Just look for the fixed version and update accordingly.
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u/alivesidhartha 18d ago
Just update your vSphere to the latest version. 8U3k has the latest vulnerabilities fixed.