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VMware’s virtualization management platform, vCenter Server, has a critical severity bug the company is urging customers to patch “as soon as possible”.

The malicious code, which masquerades as ransomware, appears to come from a hacking group with ties to Iran.

Because the last thing we can do is live through the worlds worst pandemic in a century and just say, oh, i guess we should stop looking to understand why this started and how we can address our greatest vulnerabilities. >> agreed. jamie metzl, to be continued. there was another mass shooting today. im going to be honest with you, it wasnt a no-brainer that wed cover it. you know why? because the truth. do you care? im not saying that you wanted eight more precious lives taken or that you like...

Address our greatest vulnerabilities. >> agreed. jamie metzl, to be continued. there was another mass shooting today. im going to be honest with you, it wasnt a no-brainer that wed cover it. you know why? because the truth. do you care? im not saying that you wanted eight more precious lives taken or that you like it. im not saying that. im saying something else. are you numb to what happened in san jose, california? do you have compassion fatigue? do you believe, look, nothing is ever going t...

Threat hunters weigh in on the complex relationships between cybercriminals, and how they work together and hawk their wares on the Dark Web.

‘Privateers’ aren’t necessarily state-sponsored, but they have some form of government protection while promoting their own financially-motivated criminal agenda, according to Cisco Talos.

The “BravoMovies” site has fake movie posters and a FAQ with a rigged Excel spreadsheet for “cancelling” the service, but all it downloads is malware.

There's growing momentum around the use of software bills of materials, or SBOMs, which allow for automated supply chain risk analysis. Patrick Dwyer of OWASP says

VMware Urges Rapid Patching for Serious vCenter Server Bug Compliance Compliance Twitter Get Permission VMware is warning all vCenter Server administrators to patch their software to fix both a serious vulnerability that could be used to execute arbitrary code, as well as a separate authentication flaw. Administrators use vCenter Server to manage installations of vSphere, which is VMwares virtualization platform. The vulnerabilities need "your immediate attention if you are using vCenter Serv...

There's growing momentum around the use of software bills of materials, or SBOMs, which allow for automated supply chain risk analysis. Patrick Dwyer of OWASP says