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  Serverless applications open to new wave of cryptojacking

  Publié: juin 5, 2018, 3:52pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Serverless computing is increasingly popular as it allows developers to upload code for functions to the cloud rather than run it on local servers. But specialist in serverless security PureSec has released a report detailing how hackers can turn a single vulnerable serverless function into a virtual cryptomining farm by taking advantage of the scaleable nature of the architecture. Exploiting the auto-scaling capabilities of serverless architecture, a single attack could hijack resources in order to run hundreds to thousands instances of popular tools that mine cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Monero. Researchers PureSec were able to force serverless functions,… [Continue Reading]