|
Comments made by Microsoft president Brad Smith to the US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, which held a hearing on the SolarWinds attacks last week, claiming that there is more security in the cloud than in on-premises servers, have met a tough response from former NSA hacker Jake Williams, who characterised them as having caused more harm to security than the SolarWinds attackers did in the first place.
ANALYSIS The assertion by Microsoft President Brad Smith during a 60 Minutes interview with CBS on Sunday that the supply chain attack revealed by security firm FireEye in December was "the largest and most sophisticated attack the world has ever seen" has once again raised the question of the extent to which Microsoft was involved in this attack.
UPDATED 11 February: Ex-NSA hacker and former owner of security company Immunity, Dave Aitel, has launched a fresh salvo of tweets against a book published by New York Times cyber security reporter Nicole Perlroth, after securing and reading a copy of the tome which was published on Tuesday US time.
What's the big deal? Should Fedora no longer meet my needs, I can change distributions in an hour.
Hi Hedware, I asked, they’re in Sydney Australia.The full list is here:https : // www . alibabacloud . com /[…]
Looks like the ban hammer struck again on innocent players! I was one of them! been missing out on 2[…]
Also I updated the links in the article above so they work now. Sorry about that.
Where are the servers based?