#regresshion — Public Fediverse posts

Story of the Year: global IT outages and supply chain attacks – Source: securelist.com https://ciso2ciso.com/story-of-the-year-global-it-outages-and-supply-chain-attacks-source-securelist-com/ #Vulnerabilitiesandexploits #KasperskySecurityBulletin #rssfeedpostgeneratorecho #ArtificialIntelligence #UnixandmacOSmalware #Satellitereceivers #CyberSecurityNews #Supplychainattack #MicrosoftWindows #Windowsmalware #securelistcom #Triangulation #predictions #regreSSHion #JavaScript #opensource #Apple

Story of the Year: global IT outages and supply chain attacks – Source: securelist.com https://ciso2ciso.com/story-of-the-year-global-it-outages-and-supply-chain-attacks-source-securelist-com/ #Vulnerabilitiesandexploits #KasperskySecurityBulletin #rssfeedpostgeneratorecho #ArtificialIntelligence #UnixandmacOSmalware #Satellitereceivers #CyberSecurityNews #Supplychainattack #MicrosoftWindows #Windowsmalware #securelistcom #Triangulation #predictions #regreSSHion #JavaScript #opensource #Apple

While updating my personal #netbsd server to patch #regresshion, I updated all my installed packages, which broke #php, which broke apache.

So I shaved all those #yaks and discovered that my CMS (#textpattern) was years out of date, and not compatible with modern PHP. And my self-written tagging plugin would require changes, if I upgraded.

So <big sigh of relief> I am finally rid of PHP, Apache, and MySQL on that server! That feels really good. (Even if I'm sad my old content is gone.)

While updating my personal #netbsd server to patch #regresshion, I updated all my installed packages, which broke #php, which broke apache.

So I shaved all those #yaks and discovered that my CMS (#textpattern) was years out of date, and not compatible with modern PHP. And my self-written tagging plugin would require changes, if I upgraded.

So <big sigh of relief> I am finally rid of PHP, Apache, and MySQL on that server! That feels really good. (Even if I'm sad my old content is gone.)

While updating my personal #netbsd server to patch #regresshion, I updated all my installed packages, which broke #php, which broke apache.

So I shaved all those #yaks and discovered that my CMS (#textpattern) was years out of date, and not compatible with modern PHP. And my self-written tagging plugin would require changes, if I upgraded.

So <big sigh of relief> I am finally rid of PHP, Apache, and MySQL on that server! That feels really good. (Even if I'm sad my old content is gone.)

While updating my personal #netbsd server to patch #regresshion, I updated all my installed packages, which broke #php, which broke apache.

So I shaved all those #yaks and discovered that my CMS (#textpattern) was years out of date, and not compatible with modern PHP. And my self-written tagging plugin would require changes, if I upgraded.

So <big sigh of relief> I am finally rid of PHP, Apache, and MySQL on that server! That feels really good. (Even if I'm sad my old content is gone.)

While updating my personal #netbsd server to patch #regresshion, I updated all my installed packages, which broke #php, which broke apache.

So I shaved all those #yaks and discovered that my CMS (#textpattern) was years out of date, and not compatible with modern PHP. And my self-written tagging plugin would require changes, if I upgraded.

So <big sigh of relief> I am finally rid of PHP, Apache, and MySQL on that server! That feels really good. (Even if I'm sad my old content is gone.)

This Week in Security: Blast-RADIUS, Gitlab, and Plormbing https://hackaday.com/2024/07/12/this-week-in-security-blast-radius-gitlab-and-plormbing/ #ThisWeekinSecurity #HackadayColumns #SecurityHacks #BlastRADIUS #RegreSSHion #News

This Week in Security: Blast-RADIUS, Gitlab, and Plormbing - The RADIUS authentication scheme, short for “Remote Authentication Dial-In User Se... - https://hackaday.com/2024/07/12/this-week-in-security-blast-radius-gitlab-and-plormbing/ #thisweekinsecurity #hackadaycolumns #securityhacks #blastradius #regresshion #news

RHEL 9 OpenSSH packages affected by remote code execution flaw

https://stackdiary.com/rhel-9-openssh-packages-affected-by-remote-code-execution-flaw/

#OpenSSH #Vulnerability #RHEL9 #Security #CyberSecurity #CVE20246409 #RemoteCodeExecution #Linux #Fedora #RaceCondition #SIGALRM #Exploit #PatchManagement #Mitigation #Infosec #Threat #Hackers #Bug #Malware #Glitch #Audit #Syslog #Update #Enterprise #LinuxSecurity #NetworkSecurity #ServerSecurity #CyberThreat #SystemAdmin #TechNews #CVE #Mitre #NIST #OpenSource #DevOps #regreSSHion

#Qualys #SecurityAdvisory

#regreSSHion: #RCE in #OpenSSH's server, on glibc-based #Linux systems (CVE-2024-6387)