The recently discovered Shellshock - or Bash - vulnerability is being actively targeted by malware gangs, who appear to have already claimed more than 700 victims. See Also: Agentic AI Demands a New ...

Shellshock continues to reverberate: Attackers are exploiting recently discovered vulnerabilities in the Bash command-line interpreter in order to infect Linux servers with a sophisticated malware ...

Making good on expert predictions that Shellshock vulnerabilities will hold some serious ramifications for Internet infrastructure before the year is out, researchers with MalwareMustDie last week ...

Last week Apple released a statement regarding the Shellshock Bash exploit that could possibly effect some versions of Apple’s OS X, the vast majority of users were not effected by the bug. Users who ...

(An update to this story is now available. Yahoo confirms Shellshock-targeting attackers hacked into three of its servers, but claims they didn't exploit Bash flaws.) See Also: Airlines and Airports: ...

Attackers exploiting the Shellshock vulnerability that was discovered in a widely used component of Mac OS X, Linux and Unix had infected by Thursday hundreds of systems with exploratory malware.