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Microsoft Defender For Cloud Now Supports Google Cloud Platform - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Defender For Cloud Now Supports Google Cloud Platform

Microsoft has announced that Microsoft Defender for Cloud now supports Google Cloud Platform.

Source: onmsft.com
Google Cloud protects VMs against cryptojacking with agentless threat detection service - Vimarsana News

Google Cloud protects VMs against cryptojacking with agentless threat detection service

Google Cloud protects VMs against cryptojacking with agentless threat detection service - SiliconANGLE

Supercloud: The 2022 Answer to Multi-Cloud Challenges - Vimarsana News

Supercloud: The 2022 Answer to Multi-Cloud Challenges

Whether we call it supercloud or distributed cloud, it serves the same need: simplifying the reality of operating in a multi-cloud world.

iTWire - Why IaaS security needs to be a priority - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Why IaaS security needs to be a priority

GUEST OPINION: Why are CIOs and IT organisations prioritising investment in cloud infrastructure? The answer is simple: to better support virtual work...

Source: itwire.com
You can hijack Google Cloud VMs using DHCP floods, says this guy, once the stars are aligned and... - Vimarsana News

You can hijack Google Cloud VMs using DHCP floods, says this guy, once the stars are aligned and...

Copy Google Compute Engine virtual machines can be hijacked and made to hand over root shell access via a cunning DHCP attack, according to security researcher Imre Rad. Though the weakness remains unpatched, there are some mitigating factors that diminish the potential risk. Overall, it's a pretty neat hack if a tad impractical: it's an Ocean's Eleven of exploitation that you may find interesting from a network security point of view. In a write-up on GitHub, Rad explains that attackers can take over GCE VMs because they rely on ISC DHCP software that uses a weak random number generator. A s...