CVE-2015-6860 (j8692a, j8693a, j8697a, j8698a, j8699a, j8700a, j8715a, j8715b, j8992a, j9091a, j9263a, j9264a, j9265a, j9310a, j9311a, j9447a, j9448a, j9451a, j9452a, j9470a, j9471a, j9472a, j9473a, j9475a, j9532a, j9533a, j9539a, j9540a, j9573a, j9574a, j9575a, j9576a, j9584a, j9585a, j9586a, j9587a, j9588a, j9638a, j9639a, j9640a, j9641a, j9642a, j9643a, j9821a, j9822a, j9823a, j9824a, j9825a, j9826a, j9850a, j9851a, j9866a, j9868a, network_switch_software)

HPE Network Switches with software 15.16.x and 15.17.x allow local users to bypass intended access restrictions via unspecified vectors, a different vulnerability than CVE-2015-6859.

Hackers Cause World's First Power Outage with Malware

SCADA system has always been an interesting target for cyber crooks, given the success of Stuxnet malware that was developed by the US and Israeli together to sabotage the Iranian nuclear facilities a few years ago, and “Havex” that previously targeted organizations in the energy sector.

Now once again, hackers have used highly destructive malware and infected, at least, three regional