Business ITCitrix pulls some NetScaler builds after 'issue' found
Written by Sam Varghese
An issue in firmware builds for Citrix's NetScaler ADC product has led to the company removing the 10.1, 10.5, 11.0, 11.1 and 12.0 builds from… 
Security company Avast says it has found similarities between the code injected into CCleaner and the APT17/Aurora malware created by a Chinese advanced persistent threat… 
A variant of the FinFisher spyware is being spread in seven countries through legitimate applications like WhatsApp, Skype, Avast, WinRAR and VLC Player, the security… If Russia hacked US, evidence is in NSA database: claim
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Two former senior US intelligence officials claim that evidence, if any, of Russian interference in the US elections last year would still be available in… BitDefender internal audit finds AWS API keys may have leaked
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Romanian security company BitDefender appears to have detected the possibility of an exposure of Amazon API Keys judging by an email template for its customers. Veritas announces new software-defined cloud storage solution
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Data management company Veritas has announced a new software-defined cloud storage solution hat it claims will help customers handle "massive amounts of unstructured data". Red Hat broadens patent pledge to most open-source software
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Red Hat, the world's biggest open source company, has expanded its commitment on patents, which had originally been not to enforce its patents against free… CCleaner malware: Avast admits it was wrong on payload
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Czech cyber security company Avast has substantiated the findings by Cisco's Talos Intelligence Group that malware hidden in CCleaner, a popular application that allows Windows… 
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has announced that its electronic data gathering, analysis and retrieval (EDGAR) test filing system was breached last year, adding… ICANN to update DNS security, ISPs must follow or risk outage
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For the first time ever, ICANN is changing the cryptographic keys that secure DNS. ISPs must ensure their software is up-to-date or risk their customers… 
