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A vulnerability in the Oracle WebLogic Server product of Oracle Fusion Middleware is one route through which Linux malware, observed by researchers at Trend Micro to be attacking Huawei Cloud, a relatively new cloud service provider, gain access to systems.

Attacks on SolarWinds software in July were possible because the company had compiled some dynamic link libraries without Address Space Layout Randomisation, Microsoft claims in a security brief.

More details are emerging about poor security at SolarWinds, following the compromise of its Orion network management software that was then used to effect attacks on many companies in a number of regions around the globe.

ViaFTP by Naarak Studio is a handy and powerful file manager for OS X with a tremendous user interface that makes it effortless to use.

Storage vendor EMC reckons its latest Isilon systems - "the workhorse for the file environment" - are the world's fastest scale-out NAS units, and the place to locate your organisation's 'data lake'.

Guess who had an insecure FTP server?  Acer has gifted the hackers truck-loads of sensitive data, all nicely laid out for easy use.

Unlike Microsoft Windows, Linux has a deserved reputation as a bullet-proof operating system. To teach computer security a University lecturer has deliberately produced the most damn vulnerable Linux you'll ever see.

Unlike Microsoft Windows, Linux has a deserved reputation as a bullet-proof operating system. To teach computer security a University lecturer has deliberately produced the most damn vulnerable Linux you'll ever see.

Once the gloss fades from your shiny new iPad some of its limitations become very clear. The lack of access to a file system limits the iPad's usefulness in the office and at home. However, the gap is filled with GoodReader - a $1.99 buys you a clutch of useful conduits to network drives, online storage systems and other storage locations.