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Linux systems have to be patched for latest Ghost vulnerability
It has to be patched, says Koen Van Impe, warns a security analyst at the Belgian national computer security incident response team.
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The New Glibc Getaddrinfo Vulnerability: Is It GHOST 2.0?
The Google Security Blog published a post in mid-February 2016 on a critical issue found in glibc getaddrinfo (CVE-2015-7547). The mention of a vulnerability in glibc should ring a bell: One year ago, everyone put on their patching gloves when a critical problem was found in gethostbyname, also part of the glibc library. This one was dubbed GHOST (CVE-2015-0235).
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“Hackers Academy” — This Country Just Created An Academy For Training Black Hat Hackers
Keeping its national security in view, Denmark’s national intelligence agency PET has launched a campaign for the people to join its ‘Hacker Academy’ where they will be trained in offensive and defensive hacking and online attacks.
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