The Object Storage, a core product in our lineup, is a fundamental building block in many of our customers’ cloud architecture. The first half of 2024 saw many new features and expanded geo availability. Here’s a summary of all the releases so far. Enhanced security with SSE-S3 feature! We are delighted to let you know […]
Object Storage – S3 API : Changelog H1 2024 Read More »
A sharp increase of DDoS attacks have been observed since the beginning of 2023. A new trend is to send high packet rate attacks though. This article introduces the findings of our teams in order to bring new insights regarding this threat.
The Rise of Packet Rate Attacks: When Core Routers Turn Evil Read More »
New OVHcloud Network Security Dashboard provides clearer insights into Denial-of-Service attacks. OVHcloud has been proud to protect organizations and individuals alike from denial-of-service attacks for decades, but like so many security services, the end result of their success is often invisible. To provide greater support and visibility to the security teams we work with, we
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On March 29th, Andres Freund, a Postgres developer, working at Microsoft, identified a response time while authenticating to openSSH on a Debian Sid installation that was about 500 ms longer as usual. He investigated the behaviour and concluded that liblzma, part of the xz library, was compromised by a complex backdoor injected into distribution packages
Backdoor in xz/liblzma (CVE-2024-3094) Read More »
As a global player and the leading European cloud provider, we have witnessed first-hand the challenges and opportunities that the digital transformation brings to our continent. In this post, we would like to share our vision of how data sovereignty and trusted cloud help customers and partners. But also all private and public organizations to
Why Data Sovereignty and Trusted Cloud is critical for the future of your business Read More »
On July 24th 2023, AMD has issued a security bulletin disclosing a vulnerability in its Zen2 computer processor microarchitecture. Named “Cross-Process Information Leak” by AMD, the vulnerability is also known as “Zenbleed”. Labelled CVE-2023-20593 and rated by AMD as Medium, the issue allows an attacker to potentially access sensitive information processed by the CPU in
CVE-2023-20593/Zenbleed Read More »
The video games industry continues to grow and evolve, and with it the need to implement strong security measures to protect both the game development process and the end product. As a developer and video game administrator, you naturally want to protect your code and network infrastructure. However, you are also responsible for ensuring the
Security in video gaming Read More »
What is Confidential Computing? During the past decades, the IT industry focused on the protection of data which was stored or “on the fly”. Data encryption and decryption is a commodity service and used by almost all users and companies. Well known examples are VPN for secure connections or BitLocker form Microsoft to encrypt storage
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A wave of attacks is currently targetting ESXi servers. No OVHcloud managed service are impacted by this attack however, since a lot of customers are using this operating system on their own servers, we provide this post as a reference in support to help them in their remediation. These attacks are detected globally. According to
Ransomware targeting VMware ESXi Read More »
As the end of the year approaches, our Hosted Private Cloud powered by VMWare offer welcomes two important features enabled by the vSphere 7 update: Tanzu Kubernetes Grid multicloud (TKGm) and vSphere Native Key Provider (vNKP). As much as « Tanzu » was expected and follows the release of Tanzu CE, the availability of vNKP can come
In a nutshell…VMware TKGm and vNKP on Hosted Private Cloud Read More »
