| Blog | Shellshock Signs You're a Prime Candidate for Arraya's Managed Services for Virtualization
Halim Chtourou|
July 17, 2015
VMware environments don’t always get the same level of attention as, say, their Microsoft counterparts do. Imagine running a Windows Server in your data center that hasn’t been patched or updated since 2012. That kind of prolonged lapse would leave a company incredibly susceptible to security breaches, data loss and more – and it would […]
Poodle Vulnerability Leads to More Digital Worries
Arraya Insights|
October 23, 2014
It may not have an ominous-sounding name like Heartbleed or Shellshock, but the just-discovered Poodle vulnerability is still something that could cause problems for IT teams and end users alike. The vulnerability, which was discovered by Google researchers Bodo Möller, Thai Duong and Krzysztof Kotowicz, affects SSL 3.0 encryption software. Poodle (short for “Padding Oracle On […]
Shell-Shocked? Hackers Set Their Sights on Yahoo
Arraya Insights|
October 10, 2014
Once word gets out about a potentially massive – and lucrative – vulnerability, you can bet it won’t be long before the sharks start circling. Yahoo got firsthand evidence of this fact during a recent run-in with a band of Romanian hackers. Several of the search and content giant’s servers were discovered by a security […]
Bigger than Heartbleed? Shellshock Bug Puts UNIX Systems at Risk
Arraya Insights|
September 30, 2014
Is it time for Heartbleed to step aside? There’s a new bug in town and it’s monopolized the tech world’s focus as of late. But is it all it’s cracked up to be? Shellshock has been making headlines, some of which have touted it as being bigger and badder than the Heartbleed flaw that came […]
