So what's the right process to avoid this when performing new Linux installations? Image the machine, quarantine it for a few weeks, wait for news of attacks - if you hear nothing, dequarantine the system and proceed…
Just a guess... high fidelity weather modelling algorithms are highly constrained by node-to-node communication latency. So their supercomputer probably has some networked-direct-memory-access or another non-standard…
So what's the right process to avoid this when performing new Linux installations? Image the machine, quarantine it for a few weeks, wait for news of attacks - if you hear nothing, dequarantine the system and proceed…
Just a guess... high fidelity weather modelling algorithms are highly constrained by node-to-node communication latency. So their supercomputer probably has some networked-direct-memory-access or another non-standard…