NotPetya: Accounting software firm whose update mechanism was compromised to spread malware may face criminal charges
Ukraine's ME.Doc was running vulnerable, out-of-date FTP software to update clients' software
ME Docs management could be facing criminal charges for enabling their infrastructure to be compromised
ME Doc, the Ukrainian accounting software company whose update mechanism was compromised and used to spread the NotPetya malware, may face criminal charges for negligence. In an interview with Associated...
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