Security Leftovers and Microsoft
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Security updates for Wednesday
Security updates have been issued by CentOS (bind, GNOME, hivex, kernel, and sssd), Debian (gpac and squashfs-tools), Fedora (c-ares and openssl), openSUSE (dovecot23), Oracle (bind, hivex, kernel, and sssd), Red Hat (kernel), Scientific Linux (bind, hivex, kernel, libsndfile, libX11, and sssd), Slackware (ntfs), SUSE (dovecot23), and Ubuntu (ntfs-3g).
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Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB Vulnerability Allows ‘Manipulation’ of Customer Data: Report
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Fortune 500 Firm Drops Microsoft For CrowdStrike After Attack
A Fortune 500 company ditched Microsoft’s security products and deployed CrowdStrike’s managed detection and response (MDR) platform after suffering a crippling ransomware attack.
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ZutaCore Joins the Open19 Foundation [Ed: Linux Foundation openwashing for Microsoft's mass surveillance and espionage operations (people farming)]
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