Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
SSL/TLS certificates are an essential part of the security of communications across the internet. Read how important they are here: Is that website secure? – #BeCyberSmart – Smart Thinking Solutions Website security either some people just don’t get it or they cannot be bothered! – Smart Thinking Solutions Website security …
TechRepublic has another article on Linux vulnerabilities that need to be addressed: Patch now: A newly discovered critical Linux vulnerability probably affects your systems | TechRepublic Linux servers – so you think this is not your problem? – Smart Thinking Solutions Twelve-Year-Old Linux Vulnerability Discovered and Patched – Schneier on …
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Much of the internet infrastructure is composed of Linux machines – and it looks like malware cyber attacks of these and other Linux devices is up throughout 2021, with no indication that they will decrease in 2022. Linux-Targeted Malware Increases by 35% in 2021 | CrowdStrike Linux malware sees 35% …
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If you are involved in software development or use open source software, this article from the Google Cloud team, makes for interesting reading and can add some clarity to using this type of resource. Cloud CISO Perspectives: December 2021 | Google Cloud Blog
Latest update about Log4j from SANS Internet Diary. Log4j 2 Security Vulnerabilities Update Guide – SANS Internet Storm Centre
Example of how attackers are trying to push crypto miners via Log4Shell – SANS Internet Storm Centre
Chinese regulator pauses partnership with Alibaba – BBC News Alibaba Cloud in trouble with Beijing for Log4J annoucement • The Register I found this video on YouTube that has a good in-depth description of the Log4j problem. It will keep you up speed with all the acronyms, shells, code etc.
