Seven ageing Parliament servers vulnerable to ransomware – NZ First
National security argument used to stymie answers – but some given anyway.
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As the Petya continues to strike organisations around the globe, NZ First says the government has to come clean about the number of ageing computers vulnerable to attack.
Petya and the other major recent ransomware assault, WannaCry, spread in part by exploiting a vulnerability in older versions
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Chris Keall
Thu, 29 Jun 2017
Thu, 29 Jun 2017
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Seven ageing Parliament servers vulnerable to ransomware – NZ First
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