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Over 100,000 machines vulnerable due to SMBGhost

On: November 8, 2020

Amer Owaida, Security Writer at ESET discusses the patch for the critical flaw that allows malware to spread across machines without any user interaction was released months ago still has thousands of machines vulnerableRead More…

Unit 42 of Palo Alto discovers new cryptojacking worm, Graboid

By: Staff Reporter

On: October 17, 2019

In: Opinions

According to Jay Chen, senior cloud vulnerability and exploit researcher for Unit 42 part of Palo Alto, they have discovered a new cryptojacking worm, Graboid that’s spread to more than 2,000 unsecured Docker hosts. We derived the name by paying homage to the 1990’s movie “Tremors,”Read More…

worm

Over 100,000 machines vulnerable due to SMBGhost

Unit 42 of Palo Alto discovers new cryptojacking worm, Graboid

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