Security Affairs newsletter Round 7 – Best of the week from best sources

Pierluigi Paganini May 03, 2015

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Every week the best security articles from the best sources free for you in your email box.

Dark Web Email Service SIGAINT hacked by the Intelligence
Google Glass 2.0 Coming Soon, says Italian Luxottica Eyewear Company
Hacking telesurgery robots, a concrete risk
Samsung Galaxy S5 vulnerability allows hackers to steal fingerprints
Russian Hackers accessed President Barack Obama emails
US hospitals will use AC power probes to remove malware from medical devices
Germany Closed its Eyes to US Spying on European Firms: Report
Details on WordPress Zero Day Disclosed
Getting computer infections more often? You’re not alone!!
Man-in-the-Middle diddle hits 25,000 iOS apps
WordPress fixed a Zero Day a few hours after its disclosure
SendGrid customers told to reset passwords and DKIM keys after breach
Hacking The Real Mobile Threats
Romanian law enforcement dismantled a cyber criminal gang that has stolen over $15 million from banks
Almost 90% of Java black hats migrate to softer footling Flash targets after MS Patch or die policy
Europol, Italian Police & FBI dismantled a cyber criminal gang
Booby trapped! Malvertising campaign hit Adult Site xHamster
Application Layer Exfiltration Protection: A New Perspective on Firewalls
The curious case of the ex-hacker banned from the internet
Siemens Patches Ghost Flaw in Simatic Product
No patch for remote code-execution bug in D-Link and Trendnet routers
Authentication Vulnerabilities Identified in Projector Firmware
Malware remodeled: New tricks, new suits slamming enterprise resources
Fiesta exploit kits wakes from siesta
Operation Armageddon Cyber Espionage Campaign Aimed at Ukraine: Lookingglass
Tesla attack started with a single phone call
Hacking PayPal server by exploiting a Remote Code Execution flaw
Vulnerability in Realtek SDK Exposes Routers to Attacks
Macro malware attacks on the rise, says Microsoft
Hacker Implants NFC Chip to Bypass Military Security Scans
Bartalex Malware Used to Deliver Dyre Banking Trojan to Enterprises
Ars puts new Master Lock hack to the test—and succeeds
JP Morgan bank bod accused of flogging customer account info
DDoS Attacks Using SSDP Spike in Q1: Arbor Networks
Germany Spied on French and EU Officials for US: Report
Macroviruses are BACK and are the future of malware, says Microsoft
Canadian Woman arrested for Spying through webcams
A flaw in Realtek SDK exposes SOHO routers to the attack
Hand implant chip lets hacker attack Android phones via NFC
Macros based malware on the rise (Once Again)
MySQL Bug Can Strip SSL Protection From Connections
InfoSec pros reject DHS criticisms of encryption
Password Reset Flaws Exposed Accounts of Betfair Users
Accident Scam Waiting to Happen
Unknown hackers have stolen €4.6m from Ryanair bank accounts
Unpatched Router Vulnerability Could Lead to Code Execution
New Spam Campaign Pushing CTB-Locker Ransomware
Flawed password reset procedure exposes Betfair accounts
Malware Discovered Targeting Web Servers Running Linux, FreeBSD
Oracle paltry patch opens MySQL man-in-the-middle diddle
CareerBuilder Attack Sends Malware-Rigged Resumes To Businesses
Chinese AntiVirus vendor Qihoo is cheating on AV tests
Security Bug in ICANN Portals Exploited to Access User Data
EU Commish is rather pleased German BND and NSA thought it worth spying on
Dyre Banking Trojan Jumps Out of Sandbox
Password for systems at a London rail station revealed during a TV documentary
Hack the hackers? The debate rages on
WordPress munching contagion turns Linux servers into spam bots
Dyre Trojan Adds New Sandbox-Evasion Feature
Berlin Deleted 12,000 NSA Spying Requests
7 reasons why the feds shouldn’t mess with encryption
Mozilla Moving Toward Full HTTPS Enforcement in Firefox
Hacker Finds a Simple Way to Bypass Google Password Alert
New Google Password Alert extension already hacked
Mumblehard Malware Targets Linux and FreeBSD Servers
Fastest Operating System for Quantum Computing Developed By Researchers
Thousands Linux and FreeBSD servers infected with Mumblehard spamming malware
Tor Browser 4.5 released! It comes with many improvements

 

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Once again thank you!

Pierluigi Paganini

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