Security: Switches, Cisco, FUD, Beep, Android
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Global cyberattack targets 200,000 network switches (updated)
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‘Don’t mess with our elections’: Hackers stuff US flag into Cisco security hole worldwide
Unknown hackers have exploited a loophole in the Cisco protocol to strike internet service providers worldwide, in a coordinated attack against data centers, leaving a US flag and a message reading “Don't mess with our elections.”
Iranian data centers became some of the latest victims of the global bot attack late on Friday. Disabling router switches for internet service providers at data centers, the hackers, in a malign stunt, cut off web access for subscribers in their respective countries. “Don't mess with our elections,” the message on the compromised systems read, next to US flag, Iran’s IT Minister Mohammad-Javad Azari Jahromi revealed in a Twitter picture message.
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21 percent of Open Source Serverless Applications have Critical Vulnerabilities [Ed: They are reposting a press release which is a self-promotional FUD with a buzzword]
The core concept of FaaS, or serverless functions, is to define an API for consumption
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Linux Beep bug joke backfires as branded fix falls short
Retro programmers may need to reconsider using the Linux beep command as an activity or progress alert.
One of the silliest bugs on record emerged late last week, when Debian project leader Chris Lamb took to the distro's security to post an advisory that the little utility had a local privilege escalation vulnerability.
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Android April Security Bulletin Fixes Nine Critical Vulnerabilities
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