LONDON - Up to 50,000 companies running SAP software are at greater risk of being hacked after security researchers found new ways to exploit vulnerabilities of systems that haven’t been properly protected and published the tools to do so online.
“Basically, a company can be brought to a halt in a matter of seconds,” said Onapsis Chief Executive Mariano Nunez, whose company specializes in securing business applications such as those made by SAP and rival Oracle. Sogeti security consultant Mathieu Geli, one of the researchers who developed the exploits released online last month, said the issue concerned the way SAP applications to talk to one another inside a company.
Are they hacking the TheRochaSays's computer? jk
working in that office would be very bad for your eyes
It is because of communist Chinese individuals I am hired as President to adjudicate working w/ Guilty of 9/11 including the NSA, New real American software developers needed,not Bezos nor criminals hired to steal w/ advanced technology. Record. NSA. Gold.
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