Scott Lowe

AUGUST 12, 2022

DNS, BGP, hardware-based security, Kubernetes, Linux—they’re all in here. A “highly evasive” Linux malware named OrBit has emerged; see here for more details. Operating Systems/Applications. See this list of guidelines from Richard Bejarano. Networking. Interested in hardening macOS?

Linux 90

Linux Storage Virtualization Hardware 90

Scott Lowe

JANUARY 21, 2022

Cross-platform malware. Via the Kubernetes blog, Rory McCune of Aqua Security provides some guidelines for securing admission controllers. Operating Systems/Applications. Dennis Felsing shares some thoughts on switching to macOS after 15 years on Linux. Running Docker on an M1 Max-based system? Yes please!

Load Balancer 90

Load Balancer Linux Intel Cloud 90

Galido

MAY 1, 2019

These areas of tech include general IT and technology, security, IT feeds, cloud computing, data center, mobile, social media, tips and tricks, virtualization, and operating system and software blogs. Malwarebytes is a leader of malware prevention and protection. Operating System & Software Blogs. Malwarebytes.

Resources 107

Resources Mobile Data Center Security 107

Galido

SEPTEMBER 25, 2019

These areas of tech include general IT and technology, security, IT feeds, cloud computing, data center, mobile, social media, tips and tricks, virtualization, and operating system and software blogs. Malwarebytes is a leader of malware prevention and protection. Operating System & Software Blogs. Malwarebytes.

Mobile 77

Mobile Data Center Security Virtualization 77

ForAllSecure

FEBRUARY 23, 2021

Unlike other malware, ransom not only infected machines, it encrypted all the data, then asked for a ransom to decrypt them. Sometimes the decryption worked, sometimes it didn’t, creating headaches for system admins worldwide who didn’t have good backups in place. There are other pentesting operating systems like Parrot.

Network 52

Network Applications Security Operating Systems 52

ForAllSecure

FEBRUARY 23, 2021

Unlike other malware, ransom not only infected machines, it encrypted all the data, then asked for a ransom to decrypt them. Sometimes the decryption worked, sometimes it didn’t, creating headaches for system admins worldwide who didn’t have good backups in place. There are other pentesting operating systems like Parrot.

Network 52

Network Applications Security Operating Systems 52