Security Affairs newsletter Round 284

Pierluigi Paganini October 04, 2020

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Apple addresses four vulnerabilities in macOS
Google removes 17 Joker -infected apps from the Play Store
Microsoft took down 18 Azure AD apps used by Chinese Gadolinium APT
Mount Locker ransomware operators demand multi-million dollar ransoms
Putin proposes new information security collaboration to US, including no-hack pact for election
REvil ransomware operators are recruiting new affiliates
UHS hospitals hit by Ryuk ransomware attack
Unknown FinSpy Mac and Linux versions found in Egypt
Arthur J. Gallagher (AJG) insurance giant discloses ransomware attack
FBI and CISA warn of disinformation campaigns about the hack of voter systems
Maritime transport and logistics giant CMA CGM hit with ransomware
QNAP urges users to update NAS firmware and app to prevent infections
Ransomware attack on Tyler Technologies might be worse than initially thought
Cisco fixes actively exploited issues in IOS XR Network OS
Developer successfully compiled leaked source code for MS Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 OSs
Over 61% of Exchange servers vulnerable to CVE-2020-0688 attacks
Russian national Yevgeniy Aleksandrovich Nikulin sentenced to 88 months in prison
Swiss watchmaker Swatch shuts down IT systems in response to a cyberattack
Flaws in leading industrial remote access systems allow disruption of operations
How to check if an email or a domain was used in Emotet attacks?
Netwalker ransomware operators leaked files stolen from K-Electric
North Korea APT group targeted tens of UN Security Council officials
Twitter removed around 130 Iranian accounts for interference in US Presidential debate
IPStorm botnet evolves to infect Android, Linux, and Mac devices
XDSpy APT remained undetected since at least 2011
HP bug bounty programs now covers flaws in cartridges
SILENTFADE a long-running malware campaign targeted Facebook AD platform
University Hospital New Jersey paid a $670K ransom
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Pierluigi Paganini

(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)

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