Oracle drops 219 fixes in October 2019 critical patch update
Patch "without delay", Oracle tells its big enterprise customers.
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Xbash: malware for ransoming Linux DBs and Windows crypto-mining
New breed of cryptocurrency attack could spell trouble for the enterprise.
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Game on: two more crypto-ransomware threats for Linux web servers emerge
There are now three known examples of file-encrypting ransomware for Linux servers, according to a Russian antivirus firm.
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Cutting it fine, Rackspace warns customers about Xen reboot
Rackspace has given customers two days notice prior to a major reboot in what appears to be an effort to patch a critical flaw in Xen that will be made public this Wednesday.
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Android malware stash of text messages found
Research on Android malware called KorBanker has uncovered a treasure trove of text messages that include authentication codes for Google and Facebook and VPN passwords.
Antone Gonsalves | 05 Sep | Read more
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Criminals have noticed the cloud: attacks on providers on the rise
The number of cyberattacks directed at cloud infrastructure is still below that experienced by on-premises data centres but will probably reach parity at some point, an analysis by security-as-a-service provider Alert Logic has suggested.
John E Dunn | 24 Apr | Read more
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Boxee.tv still silent after mystery 158,000 database breach of forum users
The hacking Vikings have hit Samsung-owned web TV sharing service Boxee.tv, reportedly pillaging a 158,000 user database of forum users later posted to a Tor Internet site and at least one researcher.
John E Dunn | 03 Apr | Read more
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Novell's new Filr software offers secure alternative to Dropbox
Novell is preparing to release Filr, a new on-premise file sharing product for organisations that want some of the convenience of a Dropbox-like approach while keeping data management under internal control.
John E Dunn | 18 Apr | Read more
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MySQL.com hacked to serve malware
The website for the open-source MySQL database was hacked and used to serve malware to visitors Monday.
Robert McMillan | 27 Sep | Read more
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ISACA launches audit program for social media governance
ISACA, a global association of 95,000 IT assurance, security and governance professionals, has launched a new customisable audit program to help enterprises address the complex and emerging area of social media governance.
Bob Violino | 11 Mar | Read more
