May 12, 2017 04:15 PM
(This post was last modified: May 12, 2017 07:20 PM by p0isoNx.)
I would update your windows pc's if i was you!
"The malware believed to be behind Friday’s massive ransomware cyberattack appears to exploit a Windows vulnerability that Microsoft Corp. patched almost two months ago—underscoring how companies can fall dangerously behind the curve if they don’t stay up to date with vital software security patches.
Security experts say having access to the latest software updates and patches is a separate matter from actually implementing those updates across a corporate network.
“Software patching has always been a problem amongst most organizations, as patches usually require testing before being deployed to hundreds and thousands of devices,” said Nicole Eagan, chief executive of cybersecurity firm Darktrace, based in Cambridge, U.K., and San Francisco."
"The malware believed to be behind Friday’s massive ransomware cyberattack appears to exploit a Windows vulnerability that Microsoft Corp. patched almost two months ago—underscoring how companies can fall dangerously behind the curve if they don’t stay up to date with vital software security patches.
Security experts say having access to the latest software updates and patches is a separate matter from actually implementing those updates across a corporate network.
“Software patching has always been a problem amongst most organizations, as patches usually require testing before being deployed to hundreds and thousands of devices,” said Nicole Eagan, chief executive of cybersecurity firm Darktrace, based in Cambridge, U.K., and San Francisco."



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