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Chinese Spies Exploit Log4Shell to Hack Major Academic Institution - Vimarsana News

Chinese Spies Exploit Log4Shell to Hack Major Academic Institution

China-linked cyberespionage group Aquatic Panda was recently observed exploiting the Log4Shell vulnerability to compromise a large academic institution

Log4J - What Does It Do? - DZone Java - Vimarsana News

Log4J - What Does It Do? - DZone Java

An example of how Log4J vulnerability actually works. We'll cover Log4J library usage and see how basic inputs can cause potentially disastrous outcomes.

Source: dzone.com
Hackers made $110,000 mining remotely on hijacked HP servers - Vimarsana News

Hackers made $110,000 mining remotely on hijacked HP servers

At present, the company whose servers were hacked hasn’t made itself known. They’re likely one of the hundred or so major computing groups that have reported themselves...

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A cybersecurity expert explains Log4Shell – the new vulnerability that affects computers worldwide - Vimarsana News

A cybersecurity expert explains Log4Shell – the new vulnerability that affects computers worldwide

Hackers have a large menu of targets to choose from: home users, service providers, source code developers and even security researchers.

Source: scroll.in
This cyber attack could wipe out the internet. Here's why - Vimarsana News

This cyber attack could wipe out the internet. Here's why

A new "apocalyptic" cyberattack has the potential to wipe out the Internet, putting NASA, televisions, and Minecraft in jeopardy. Everything from NASA helicopters to Amazon and Google is now vulnerable to a sophisticated hacking attack, making the 'worst-ever' Internet security flaw 'apocalyptic' for the computer industry.