Category: Security

Veeam v12 Platform Overview

Veeam Platform v12 advances enterprise-grade recovery capabilities that ensure confidence in the face of disaster or cyber attack. New direct-to-object storage, advanced cloud application backups (Veeam Backup for Salesforce), greater cyber security protection, and operational efficiencies allow you to protect mire and recover faster, all from a single platform, and new features in v12.

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List of vendors and software affected by the OpenSSL vulnerability

On this page we display a list of vendors and their software affected and not affected by the OpenSSL vulnerability in version 3.X. This page is being updated as soon as we issue the corresponding security bulletin and according of the feedback of the vendors.  

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Critical OpenSSL Vulnerability version 3.0

Updated (October 27th, 2022): List of vendors and software affected by the OpenSSL vulnerability here. Critical OpenSSL Vulnerability version 3.0 and above: OpenSSL has just announced a critical vulnerability in version 3.x. This access vulnerability requires access to private keys and/or risks remote machine access (RCE). Vulnerabilities that can be easily exploited remotely to compromise …

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Veeam v12 Linux Without SSH And SUDO

In Veeam B&R v11, Veeam introduced the ability to build your own immutable (Veeam Immutable Backup), hardened backup repositories on Linux. In the upcoming Veeam Availability Suite v12 release, Veeam announced some new features. Here’s a blog post about Linux permissions management in v12.

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Ransomware & Cybersecurity with Veeam v12

Cyber groups (Ransom Cartels), specifically target backup solutions in order to ensure that the victim has no other option except for paying the ransom. Conti group (works like a Ransom Cartel) is particularly methodical in developing and implementing backup removal techniques (on-premise and cloud). The full analysis is available here and is based on their …

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