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How to manage cloud exploitation at the edge

CIO Business Intelligence

This can occur due to insecure configurations, inadequate access controls, or vulnerabilities in cloud storage or databases. Malware Distribution: Cloud exploitation can involve hosting or distributing malware through cloud-based platforms or services. What can businesses do?

Cloud 98
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Technology Short Take 176

Scott Lowe

Think Linux doesn’t have malware? And here’s another example of malware that is targeting Linux (along with Windows). Storage Gergely Imreh discusses ZFS on a Raspberry Pi. More details are available from Ars Technica. David Both has an article on using systemd journals for troubleshooting.

Linux 112
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5 reasons to shift from Flash to HTML5 for Mobile Learning

Kitaboo

Besides, it could easily be misused by malware developers. In fact, in one of his articles, he said, “new open standards created in the mobile era, such as HTML5, will win on mobile devices (and on PCs too)”. Besides, HTML5 facilitates data storage, which can then be accessed offline.

Mobile 88
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Technology Short Take 162

Scott Lowe

Persistent malware in ESXi hypervisor environments? Ricardo Sueiras captured some great links on open source at AWS in this newsletter. It would seem that macOS 13 “Ventura” has introduced some problems with USB storage; these problems crop up when working with Raspberry Pi systems. See here for more details.

Devops 87
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Technology Short Take 164

Scott Lowe

This article on using osquery for behavioral detection of macOS malware was an interesting read. Rory McCune shares some information on configuring Caddy , a Go-based open source web server. Storage Stephen Wagner discusses a situation in which all VMs are inaccessible after graceful cluster shutdown and restart.

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Technology Short Take 155

Scott Lowe

Vaughan-Nichols writes about the first malware discovered running on AWS Lambda. marks the first release of the open source container orchestration platform that is signed using Sigstore (more details here ). For relevant storage news, I’d recommend having a look at J Metz’ Storage Short Take 42.

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How can such a small file do so much damage?

Dataconomy

ZIP files are often used to reduce the size of files for easier storage or transmission. Zip bombs can also be used to spread malware or to steal data. Once the antivirus software is disabled, the attacker can then send other malware to the company’s computers.