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Amazon’s Twitch data leak / Apache HTTP Server 0-day / VMware ESXi targeted in a new campaign

11 October 2021 xopero_blogger Security Center

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What is VSWP File in VMware and Can I Delete It?

8 October 2021 xopero_blogger VMware

The simplest answer is yes, you can delete VSWP files. But you should rather ask if you really want to do it? At this time you probably figured out that VSWP is going to be the main topic of this article. We will start with answering what these files really are and why in most cases, their removal is challenging by the VMware hypervisor? Then we will move forward.

GriftHorse malware / New Windows domains backdoor / iPhone Apple Pay + Visa bug

4 October 2021 xopero_blogger Security Center

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New malware – TinyTurla and Capoae / Fake certificate alert and dangerous TeamViewer

27 September 2021 xopero_blogger Security Center

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OMIGOD vulnerabilities / Apple fixed newest 0-day / Windows Subsystem for Linux

20 September 2021 xopero_blogger Security Center

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Fortinet FortiGate VPN credentials leak / The newest 0-days: Office 365, and Ghostscript

13 September 2021 xopero_blogger Security Center

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BrakTooth flaws / LockFile ransomware / Malware hides in AMD, NVIDIA GPUs

6 September 2021 xopero_blogger Security Center

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VMware vSphere, vCenter, and ESXi – definitions and differences

3 September 2021 xopero_blogger VMware

Are you already familiar with VMware technology, and just want to learn more about a variety of provided features and components? Or maybe you are new to VMware virtualization and want to learn about some of the key components needed for creating a successful virtual environment? In this article, you will find information about the VMware VSphere, vCenter, and ESXi, what are those technologies’ purpose, and for what business needs they answer. We will also find differences between vSphere, ESXi, and vCenter.

VMware vRealize Operations patched / Malicious WhatsApp / MS Power App data leak

30 August 2021 xopero_blogger Security Center

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Linux glibc security glitch / Fortinet 0-day / New AdLoad malware variant

23 August 2021 xopero_blogger Security Center

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