The unpatched flaws include RCE and authenticated privilege escalation on the client-side: Just the latest woe for the ransomware-walloped MSP. There are three new, unpatched zero-day vulnerabilities ...

American software company Kaseya has issued a security update to patch server-side Kaseya Unitrends zero-day vulnerabilities found by security researchers at the Dutch Institute for Vulnerability ...

Kaseya piles feature upon feature into its remote-control repertoire and supports thousands of users with its server-based remote-control, audit, backup, patch management, trouble ticket, inventory ...

Managed service providers play a critical role in supporting businesses by managing essential IT services and infrastructure, making MSP economics crucial for small to medium-sized businesses. MSPs ...

The security update addresses three VSA vulnerabilities used by the ransomware gang to launch a worldwide supply-chain attack on MSPs and their customers. Kaseya made good on its promise to issue ...

On July 2, an attack that used a series of yet-to-be-patched vulnerabilities in Kaseya's Virtual System Administrator (VSA) server software quickly compromised about 100 business clients of managed ...

Kaseya also says ‘with the large number of users coming back online in a short window, we have seen some performance issues. We made some configuration changes to address and need to restart the ...

For organizations affected by the ransomware attack using Kaseya’s IT management platform, there is some good news: The company released a patch for the on-premise version of its IT management ...

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. Janet Babin: On July 2nd, a Miami based IT software company with international ...

Ransomware attacks targeting the supply chain are increasing in frequency, along with the cost of ransom payments. In the first half of 2021, the average ransomware payment totaled $512,000, a 171% ...