You naughty little web shell doing reconnaissance, playing hide and seek, and then infecting other networks with additional malware. China and their AI advancement a BIGLY PROBLEM. Command & Control
holy shit balls... This is huge! Like you, tech and law are most interesting to me. I'm a geek too, though not as big as you I suspect. Wish we knew each other in person. I think we'd get along wonderfully!! Thanks for the details, as alway...
IKR? When I read the affidavit - even with a lot of redactions I realized how huge this was/is. The Zero Day exploits keep a lot of us up at night because mitigating what you don’t know is nearly impossible
Big stuff- and I’m glad they’re solving it. Probably unrelated but I have 360 and I’ve had 3 crashes where 2 MB’s were fried-both after updates. Very vexing.
The 365 is a double whammy between solar winds and the web shell - I sometimes refer to this as cyber Darwinism because hackers learn to shift on the fly and if they know your network then they know where to hide. But I’d bookmark this Microsoft Resource page - it’s largely dependent on if you’re using a standalone CAL v enterprise https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdates/update-history-microsoft365-apps-by-date
holy shit balls... This is huge! Like you, tech and law are most interesting to me. I'm a geek too, though not as big as you I suspect. Wish we knew each other in person. I think we'd get along wonderfully!! Thanks for the details, as alway...
IKR? When I read the affidavit - even with a lot of redactions I realized how huge this was/is. The Zero Day exploits keep a lot of us up at night because mitigating what you don’t know is nearly impossible
exactly. we don't know what we don't know, and it's realllly scary...
Perhaps we should just go back to paper pushing and throw all the servers out the window. (I’m being factious) Thank goodness for cyber security.
Big stuff- and I’m glad they’re solving it. Probably unrelated but I have 360 and I’ve had 3 crashes where 2 MB’s were fried-both after updates. Very vexing.
The 365 is a double whammy between solar winds and the web shell - I sometimes refer to this as cyber Darwinism because hackers learn to shift on the fly and if they know your network then they know where to hide. But I’d bookmark this Microsoft Resource page - it’s largely dependent on if you’re using a standalone CAL v enterprise https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdates/update-history-microsoft365-apps-by-date
Grateful for the network support company our school works with - I can't imagine anyone interested in theology students/faculty but you never know!!!