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Software development, the Pareto Principle, and the 80% solution - Vimarsana News

Software development, the Pareto Principle, and the 80% solution

Casey shares his thoughts on utilizing the 80/20 rule to produce software more quickly and for less money.

DreamBus, FreakOut Botnets Pose New Threat to Linux ... - Vimarsana News

DreamBus, FreakOut Botnets Pose New Threat to Linux ...

Researchers at Zscaler who recently analyzed the threat described DreamBus as a modular piece of malware targeting Linux applications running on hardware systems with powerful CPUs and large amounts of memory. The DreamBus botnet that has been assembled from systems the malware has compromised is currently being used to deploy the XMRig CPU miner to mine Monero cryptocurrency. But the same malware can be easily repurposed to deliver other more dangerous payloads, such as ransomware and malware, for stealing and holding data at ransom, says Brett Stone-Gross, director of threat intelligence at...

Bot 'FreakOut' leverages three critical vulnerabilities to attack Linux systems - Vimarsana News

Bot 'FreakOut' leverages three critical vulnerabilities to attack Linux systems

Oracle Co-Founder Larry Ellison delivers a keynote address at the Oracle OpenWorld conference in 2006. Researchers discovered a new Internet Relay Chat (IRC) bot Tuesday that exploited three vulnerabilities to launch distributed denial of service attacks, cryptomining and other security lapses on Linux systems. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Researchers discovered a new Internet Relay Chat (IRC) bot Tuesday that exploited three vulnerabilities to launch distributed denial of service attacks, cryptomining and other security lapses on Linux systems. Dubbed “FreakOut” by CheckPoint res...

FreakOut malware targets Linux users by exploiting multiple vulnerabilities - Vimarsana News

FreakOut malware targets Linux users by exploiting multiple vulnerabilities

Linux-based systems are generally touted for their high levels of security, but this does not mean that they are completely immune to threats. Illustrating this, security firm Check Point Software has shared details of a series of attacks based on the FreakOut malware.