Linux ransomware on desktops and servers

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In today's Linux Security Report, I cover ransomware that affects both Linux and Windows desktops and servers. This Killdisk ransomware is planted by phishing emails, but malware in general can also be planted in other ways, such as brute force password attacks against ssh servers. Also, we'll touch on how automakers are beginning to use Linux to control automobiles, and about how security researchers demonstrated how to hack automobile control systems.



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