The Internet Society has been closely monitoring the ransomware cyber-attacks that have been occurring over the last couple of days. The malware, which has gone by multiple names, including WannaCry, WannaDecryptor, and WannaCrypt, exploits a flaw in Microsoft Windows that was first reportedly discovered by the National Security Agency (NSA). A group of hackers leaked the code for exploiting this vulnerability earlier this year, and a fix or patch was available as far back as March 2017. Since Friday, 200,000 computers in 150 countries have been compromised using this exploit. The numbers are expected to grow exponentially as people settle back into their work routines and regular use of computer systems this week.
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Microsoft attempts to shift some blame, reduce brand damage by attacking the NSA (which can’t fight back)
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Why pick CA for monitoring when Cisco already has AppDynamics?
The co-creator of Hadoop is a founder of Lattice.
The products expand the reach of Puppet Enterprise.
This is Ethan’s post I talk about in the video on value and social media.
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