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  • Security Affairs newsletter Round 16 – Best of the week from best sources

Security Affairs newsletter Round 16 – Best of the week from best sources

Pierluigi Paganini July 05, 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.

US Healthcare companies are the most targeted by Stegoloader
Popular travel websites warn Customers of Phishing scam
Ransomware slinging exploit kit targets Flash remote code execution
Experts found Government Credentials on the Open Web too easily
Sophos putrid patch snuffs Citrix kit, kills call centre
Magnitude exploit kit now include also the CVE-2015-3113
Security Researcher found vulnerabilities on the Forbes Website
Cybercriminals adopt recently patched zero-day exploit in a flash
CSA Announces New Working Group For Cloud Security API Standards
Amazon Patches Certificate Vulnerabilities in Fire Phones
Many Organizations Using Oracle PeopleSoft Vulnerable to Attacks: Report
Iraqi government shut down Internet to… prevent exam cheating?
Europol coordinated a joint operation against airline fraudsters in 49 countries
Amazon douses Fire phone man-in-the-middle diddle
WikiLeaks docs show NSAs 10-year economic espionage campaign against France
Gas Stations In the Bullseye
OPM suspends e-QIP to patch a severe security flaw
Cyber espionage – Russia and China are targeting British Companies and Others
OPM Temporarily Shuts Down Background Check App to Fix Security Hole
VPNs are so insecure you might as well wear a KICK ME sign
Hacked Routers exploited to serve the Dyre banking trojan
Cisco to Acquire OpenDNS for $635 Million
NSA spied on French Presidents, Ministers and Top companies
Yahoo Patches SSRF Vulnerability in Image Processing System: Researcher
4 Signs Your Board Thinks Security Readiness Is Better Than It Is
Schneider Electric Patches DLL Hijacking Bug in Wonderware Products
Apple Patches Recently Disclosed Mac EFI Security Bugs
A third of iThings open to VPN-hijacking, app-wrecking attacks
NIT, the Flash code the FBI used to deanonymize pedo’s on Tor
Dino Malware that targeting Iran belong to Animal Farm’s arsenal
Script-blocker NoScript lets in ANYTHING from googleapis.com
Deutsche Telekom, Intel Partner to Develop IoT Honey Pots
Hacktivist group possibly compromised hundreds of websites
LifeLock Patches XSS That Could’ve Led to Phishing
Long live REcon – my 10th REcon anniversary
Franchising Ransomware
Why We Need In-depth SAP Security Training
Defending Against the Insider – Strategies From the Field
California: who is cutting Fiber-optic cable lines and why?
Reports suggest Trump Hotel chain credit card breach
WikiLeaks: New intelligence briefs show US spied on German leader
Flaw in 802.11n opens wireless networks to remote attacks
The FBI Most Wanted hackers. Law enforcement is willing to pay $4.2 million to get them
UK.gov spied on human rights warriors at Amnesty International
Unknowns are cloning and booby trapping hundreds of Dark Web sites
Wi-Fi password-sharing feature in Windows 10 raises security concerns
Hacker snaffles Plexs privates, demands ransom or hell bare ALL
ProxyHam, a killer application to protect online anonymity
Lets Take a Selfie to Shop Online With MasterCard
GDATA on Android malware. 4,900 new strains discovered every day
Is the IPv4 Exhaustion a real problem?
433,000 Ford cars to be recalled because of software bug – would you have preferred an internet update?
Kovter trojan patches Flash Player, IE to close the door to other infections
US power grid vulnerable to cyber attacks
US Spy Agency Targeted top Brazilian Officials: WikiLeaks
Lordfenix: 20-year-old Brazilian has written 100 banking trojan

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