Tuesday 6 October 2015

The issue with embedded Linux

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The issue with embedded Linux... and the solution

A botnet spread by embedded Linux systems has been discovered, and the weakness can be traced back to seriously out-of-date firmware. Jack Wallen offers his solution.

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