Microsoft releases the Linux-style Windows Package Manager v1.0 (Winget) as a Store alternative
After months of testing and preview builds, Microsoft has finally released Windows Package Manager 1.0.
Also known as Winget, the utility serves as an alternative to the Microsoft Store, giving Windows 10 users a Linux-style package manager for finding, downloading and installing apps from software repositories.
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The final build of Windows Package Manager has been a long-time coming it s around a year since Microsoft release the first version. Now officially ready for a v1.0 public release, the command line tool (accessible via Power Shell) provides access to hundreds of apps that can be installed using commands in the form
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Kaspersky reported how recent attacks against a series of European industrial networks were accomplished at a vulnerability in Fortinet’s FortiGate VPN. (Alexxsun/CC BY-SA 4.0)
In the early months of 2021, cybercriminals believed to be manually delivering Cring ransomware, struck a series of European industrial networks. Kaspersky is the first to report how those attacks were accomplished: a vulnerability in Fortinet’s FortiGate VPN.
According to Kaspersky, one client’s infection was severe enough to cause a “temporary shutdown of the industrial process due to servers used to control the industrial process becoming encrypted.”
The ransomware operators used a FortiOS vulnerability originally patched in 2019, CVE-2018-13379, which allows an attacker to access the username and password in cleartext. The operators scanned systems for vulnerable installations a few days prior to breaching the system, though it is unclear if that was how they initially discovered targets. K
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