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Paolo Maffezzoli posted an update: Ransomware gang uses SSH tunnels for stealthy VMware ESXi […]

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Ransomware gang uses SSH tunnels for stealthy VMware ESXi access Ransomware groups are increasingly targeting VMware ESXi hypervisors by utilizing SSH tunneling to remain hidden while maintaining access. Cybersecurity firm Sygnia notes that attackers typically exploit known vulnerabilities or compromised credentials to gain entry.

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The Meltdown-Spectre Exploits: Lock-down your Servers, Update Cloud Instances

CATO Networks

The much publicized critical CPU vulnerabilities published last week by Googles Project Zero and its partners, will have their greatest impact on virtual hosts or those servers where threat actors can gain physical access. Such unauthorized memory reads may reveal sensitive information, such as passwords and encryption keys.

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Cloud Computing Layers: Master the Basics

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It encompasses the physical infrastructure, including servers, data centers, and networking hardware. Example: Hypervisors such as VMware or Microsoft Hyper-V. It ensures data integrity, confidentiality, and availability through encryption, authentication, and monitoring tools. Heres a breakdown: 1.

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