Millions of Linux Servers Under Worm Attack Via Exim Flaw
Attackers are exploiting a Linux Exim critical flaw to execute remote commands, download crypto miners and sniff out other vulnerable servers.
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This Week in Security: Use Emacs, Crash a Windows Server, and a Cryptocurrency Heist
Posted by Auto Poster | Jun 14, 2019 | Microsoft |
This Week in Security: Use Emacs, Crash a Windows Server, and a Cryptocurrency Heist Go to Source It looks like Al was right, we should all be using Emacs. On the 4th of June, [Armin Razmjou] announced a flaw in Vim that allowed...
Read MoreWhat Happens When a US Border Protection Contractor Gets Hacked?
Posted by Auto Poster | Jun 14, 2019 | Data Breaches |
Every day, 1.1 million people travel through American points of entry, according to statistics from US Custom and Border Protection (CBP). Of those 1.1 million, almost 700,000 are people coming in by land, and of those almost...
Read MoreYubico recalls government-grade security keys due security bug
Posted by Auto Poster | Jun 14, 2019 | Misc |
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Read MoreHow Can You Improve Your Cybersecurity With Continuous Authentication
Posted by Auto Poster | Jun 14, 2019 | Malware |
Standard authentication methods such as multi-factor authentication (MFA) and one-time passwords work as filters at the entrance of the protected perimeter. But what if someone managed to trick these filters or changed the user...
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