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Security Affairs
FEBRUARY 4, 2023
The French Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-FR) warns that threat actors are targeting VMware ESXi servers to deploy ransomware. CERT-FR reported that threat actors behind these ransomware attackers are actively exploiting the vulnerability CVE-2021-21974. ” reads the alert published by CERT-FR. x and prior to 6.7.”
Security Affairs
FEBRUARY 6, 2023
According to the alert published by the ACM, the ransomware attacks were first reported by the France CERT (CERT-FR). CERT-FR reported that threat actors behind these ransomware attackers are actively exploiting the vulnerability CVE-2021-21974. “On reads the alert published by CERT-FR. “In x and prior to 6.7.”
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Security Affairs
FEBRUARY 8, 2023
The French Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-FR) last Friday first warned that threat actors are targeting VMware ESXi servers to deploy ransomware. CERT-FR reported that threat actors behind these ransomware attackers are actively exploiting the vulnerability CVE-2021-21974. reads the latest advisory published by the company.
Security Affairs
SEPTEMBER 8, 2020
Alerte CERT-FR Depuis quelques jours, l’ANSSI constate un ciblage d’entreprises et administrations françaises par le code malveillant Emotet. — CERT-FR (@CERT_FR) September 7, 2020. In the middle-August, the malware was employed in fresh COVID19-themed spam campaign. ” reads the alert published by the New Zealand CERT.
Security Affairs
DECEMBER 22, 2021
CERT-FR’s alert states that the Pysa ransomware code is based on public Python libraries. According to the report issued by the CERT-FR, operators behind the Pysa ransomware launched brute-force attacks against management consoles and Active Directory accounts. newversion file extension instead of. in November compared to October.
Security Affairs
FEBRUARY 9, 2023
The new variant was spotted less than a week after the first alert was launched by CERT-FR warning of an ESXi ransomware targeting thousands of VMware servers in a global-scale campaign. The attack exploits a heap-overflow vulnerability in VMware ESXi and is tracked as CVE-2021-21974 which was patched in February 2021.
Security Affairs
MARCH 17, 2021
CERT-FR’s alert states that the Pysa ransomware code based on public Python libraries. According to the report issued by the CERT-FR, operators behind the Pysa ransomware launched brute-force attacks against management consoles and Active Directory accounts. newversion file extension instead of . ” continues the alert.
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