VMWare Source Code leaked by Anonymous Hackers
VMware on Tuesday announced that a
single file from its ESX server hypervisor source code has been posted
online, and it held out the possibility that more proprietary files
could be leaked in the future. "The
fact that the source code may have been publicly shared does not
necessarily mean that there is any increased risk to VMware customers," VMware said in a statement.
"Hardcore Charlie" - who claims to have downloaded some 300 Megabytes of VMWare source code.
Anonymous tweeted:
@AnonymousIRC:Oops,VMWare source leaked? Not good http://pastebin.com/JGxdK6vw to Anonymous contributors. May the Pirate Bay always sail strong!
The leaked documents include what
appear to be internal VMWare communications, pasted onto CEIEC
letterhead and with official looking stamps. One email exchange, dated
June 5, 2003 is from Jeffrey Sheldon to an internal VMWare listserv and
has the subject "code review:untruncating segments.
Given the large number of
service providers that run vSphere, security issues in ESX could
potentially have a broad and widespread impact, according to security
researchers. VMware says it is looking into the matter and will be
canvassing its industry partners and developers in order to determine
the source of the breach.
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