patching

GDPR compliance is a technical mandate. Article 32 demands secure processing, a requirement flagrantly ignored when vulnerable or unsupported Linux systems remain online. End-of-Life (EOL) Linux distributions are the silent...

In the increasingly sophisticated world of cybersecurity threats, malicious actors are becoming more well adapted and able to increase the frequency of their attacks. Companies, especially those that rely on...

Live patching allows for updating OpenSSL without system reboots – reducing downtime and maintaining service availability. While live patching improves security by enabling faster updates, careful planning and implementation are...

In recent findings by Sonar, critical security vulnerabilities have emerged within the widely-used open-source Netgate pfSense firewall solution, potentially exposing susceptible appliances to unauthorized command execution. These pfSense vulnerabilities, comprising...

A cyberattack campaign dubbed the CACTUS Qlik Ransomware has become prominent in ransomware attacks on BI systems. Researchers have warned of threat actors exploiting three Qlik security vulnerabilities to target...

A number of security flaws have recently been discovered in Supermicro’s baseboard management controllers (BMCs). These Supermicro IPMI firmware vulnerabilities in the Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) pose serious dangers,...

Linux is everywhere in higher education – from the computer science lab right through to the large server fleets power cutting-edge research and everything in between. But, like any other...

Colleges and universities are heavily targeted by cybercriminals that seek to exploit vulnerabilities and trick staff members to infect systems with malware, spyware, and ransomware. In order to protect their...