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VMware gets access to “product samples, product roadmaps, driver source code..."
VMware denies zero day being used
This story has been updated here on February 8. Security researchers are reporting an explosion in the compromise of VMware ESXi hypervisors with over 500 machines hit by ransomware this weekend, with the automated attacks likely exploiting CVE-2021-21974. As The Stack published, some 20 ESXi machines were reportedly being ransomed
Critical Citrix, VMware, Microsoft vulnerabilities all need patching
Security researchers at Juniper Threat Labs say they have identified previously undocumented malware targeting VMware ESXi servers that is notable for its “simplicity, persistence and capabilities.” VMware’s ESXi is a bare metal hypervisor that is widely deployed in large enterprises to run software virtually, from applications to fully emulated
Malware avoids EDR, attains persistence, is highly stealthy
DPUs aim to soak up a huge amount of wasted compute, slash server TCO: Now they’re coming to on-prem hardware for VMware too
