A newly identified piece of malware that targets Windows Server containers can execute code on the underlying node and then spread in the Kubernetes cluster, according to a warning from security researchers at Palo Alto Networks.
Cloud Security·Cyberwarfare
‘Siloscape’ Malware Targets Windows Server Containers
A newly identified piece of malware that targets Windows Server containers can execute code on the underlying node and then spread in the Kubernetes cluster, according to a warning from security researchers at Palo Alto Networks. The post ‘Siloscape’ Malware Targets Windows Server Containers appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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