Aqua News Data Scientists, Watch Out: Attackers Have Your Number
Always looking for an easy compromise, attackers are now scanning for data-science applications — such as Jupyter Notebook and JupyterLab — along with cloud servers and containers for misconfigurations, cloud-protection firm Aqua Security stated in an advisory published on April 13.
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