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23 2020 June to 9 21 h min #25944Nicholas CoolmanKey Master
Discovery of multiple vulnerabilities in the SUSE Linux kernel.
Multiple vulnerabilities have been discovered in the SUSE Linux kernel. They allow an attacker to cause a security problem not specified by the publisher and a bypass of the security policy.
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SUSE Security Bulletin suse-su-2020:1693-1 dated June 19, 2020SUSE is a German company belonging to the investment fund EQT Partners. It is known for its Linux distribution SUSE Linux Enterprise intended for enterprise use.Wikipedia
Linux is, in the narrow sense, the Linux operating system kernel, and in the broad sense, any operating system based on the Linux kernel. This article covers the broad sense. Wikipedia
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30 2020 June to 9 38 h min #26062Nicholas CoolmanKey Master
Multiple vulnerabilities in the SUSE Linux kernel
Multiple vulnerabilities have been discovered in the SUSE Linux kernel. Some of them allow an attacker to cause a security problem not specified by the publisher, arbitrary code execution and a remote denial of service. (Read more)
SUSE Security Bulletin suse-su-20201784-1 dated June 26, 2020Free support forum
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August 5 2020 to 8 25 h min #26751Nicholas CoolmanKey Master
Multiple vulnerabilities in the SUSE Linux kernel
Multiple vulnerabilities have been discovered in the SUSE Linux kernel. Some of them allow an attacker to cause a security issue not specified by the publisher, remote arbitrary code execution and remote denial of service. (Read more)
SUSE Security Bulletin suse-su-20202105-1 dated August 03, 2020
Denial of service (DDoS) is a malicious attack aimed at making a service unavailable to legitimate users by overwhelming the targeted server with a large volume of traffic. Attackers often exploit networks of malware-infected machines, called botnets, to coordinate these massive attacks. The consequences of DDoS can be severe, ranging from temporary disruption of online services to considerable financial damage for businesses.To protect against such denial of service attacks, organizations must implement effective detection and mitigation solutions as well as incident response plans. This mode of attack is widely used by hackers via category security vulnerabilities “Zero Days” or lack of automatic updates.
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8 September 2020 8 to 35 h min #27178Nicholas CoolmanKey Master
Multiple vulnerabilities in the SUSE Linux kernel
Multiple vulnerabilities have been discovered in the SUSE Linux kernel. Some of them allow an attacker to cause a security issue not specified by the publisher, a security policy bypass and a breach of data integrity. (Read more)
SUSE Security Bulletin suse-su-20202492-1 dated September 04, 2020Free support forum
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12 September 2020 15 to 02 h min #27243Nicholas CoolmanKey Master
Multiple vulnerabilities in the SUSE Linux kernel
Multiple vulnerabilities have been discovered in the SUSE Linux kernel. Some of them allow an attacker to cause a security problem not specified by the publisher, arbitrary code execution and a remote denial of service. (Read more)
SUSE Security Bulletin suse-su-20202582-1 dated September 09, 2020
https://www.suse.com/support/update/announcement/2020/suse-su-20202582-1/
Denial of service (DDoS) is a malicious attack aimed at making a service unavailable to legitimate users by overwhelming the targeted server with a large volume of traffic. Attackers often exploit networks of malware-infected machines, called botnets, to coordinate these massive attacks. The consequences of DDoS can be severe, ranging from temporary disruption of online services to considerable financial damage for businesses.To protect against such denial of service attacks, organizations must implement effective detection and mitigation solutions as well as incident response plans. This mode of attack is widely used by hackers via category security vulnerabilities “Zero Days” or lack of automatic updates.
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