Security News > 2017 > October > In wake of recent attacks, it’s time to revisit your patch policy
2017-10-06 14:30
Hurricanes hammered the United States last month and cyber attacks continue to rain down throughout the world. The EternalBlue v1SMB vulnerability continues to be a focus of attacks. Recent announcements include the introduction of a banking system Trojan in Europe and Japan, and a complex hotel reservation system attack in Europe and the Middle East. In both situations, the objective of the attack was to collect a user’s login and password credentials. Here in the … More →
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