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Security: Updates, Windows and More "Linux" FUD

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 1st of November 2019 07:49:48 AM Filed under
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  • Security updates for Thursday

    Security updates have been issued by Debian (italc and python-ecdsa), Fedora (php and sudo), openSUSE (binutils and docker-runc), Oracle (thunderbird), Red Hat (firefox and sudo), SUSE (ardana-ansible, ardana-glance, ardana-horizon, ardana-input-model, ardana-manila, ardana-neutron, ardana-nova, ardana-octavia, ardana-tempest, crowbar-core, crowbar-ha, crowbar-openstack, crowbar-ui, galera-3, grafana, mariadb, mariadb-connector-c, novnc, openstack-cinder, openstack-glance, openstack-heat, openstack-horizon-plugin-neutron-vpnaas-ui, openstack-keystone, openstack-monasca-installer, openstack-neutron, openstack-neutron-gbp, openstack-neutron-lbaas, openstack-nova, python-amqp, python-ovs, python-pysaml2, python-python-engineio, python-urllib3, release-notes-suse-openstack-cloud, rubygem-easy_diff, rubygem-rest-client-1_6, venv-openstack-keystone, dbus-1, firefox, php7, and samba), and Ubuntu (file, freetds, and whoopsie).

  • India Says Nuclear Power Plant Was Affected by Computer Malware [Ed: Windows[

    Nuclear Power Corp. of India Ltd., the country’s monopoly atomic power producer, said malware infected a computer network used for administrative functions at one of its nuclear installations, while leaving core plant systems unaffected.

  • Chinese Hackers Steal SMS Messages from Linux Routing Servers [Ed: This isn't about Linux, but this site has an agenda against "Linux" -- one that ZDNet adopted as well (same writers)]

    Chinese hackers deployed a new cyber-espionage tool on Linux servers belonging to a telecommunications network provider to steal SMS message content for specific recipients.

    The threat actor's activity on the compromised machines extended to stealing call records from individuals of interest to intelligence services in China.

    The campaign is attributed to APT41, a state-sponsored group of advanced hackers running espionage activity on behave of the Chinese government. The activity of this group traces back to 2012.

  • Norsk Hydro's cyber insurance has paid just a fraction of its breach-related losses so far

    Norsk Hydro received an insurance payout of $3.6 million following a highly publicized cyberattack earlier this year, the company revealed in its third quarter earnings report.

    The insurance payout represents about 6% of the $60 million to $71 million in costs created by the incident through the third quarter, the company said. The Norwegian aluminum and energy giant expects more compensation will come as more costs are totaled.

  • Norsk Hydro reveals initial cyber insurance payout

    Yesterday (October 23) the aluminium supplier reported: “The cyberattack on Hydro on March 19 affected the entire global organisation, with extruded solutions having suffered the most significant operational challenges and financial losses.

    “The financial impact of the cyberattack is estimated to around NOK550-650 million (£47-55 million) in the first half year with limited financial effects for the third quarter.”

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