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Monthly Archives: November 2017
Scaleway Centos7.2 image is vulnerable
UPDATE 2017-11-09: Torgrim Teigstad originally reported this and did some additional testing this week. It appears that all VMs spun from this image use the same hard coded root password, and this exists in the list of passwords being probed … Continue reading
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