Security Affairs newsletter Round 35 – Best of the week from best sources

Pierluigi Paganini November 15, 2015

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Malvertising attack hit The Economist, anti-ad blocking service PageFair hacked
Threat actors hacked the popular Touchnote company
Cyber Caliphate Hacks 54k Twitter accounts, including ones of CIA and FBI officials
The Infernal-Twin tool, easy hacking wireless networks
British NCA revealed to have hacking abilities, aka equipment interference
The Power of V&V
Cyber domain black swans
Comcast resets nearly 200,000 passwords after customer list goes on sale
Remote Code Execution Flaw Found in Java App Servers
Cryptowall 4.0 comes from Russia, Bitdefender released a vaccine
New 4G LTE Hacks Punch Holes In Privacy
Own a Vizio Smart TV? It’s watching you
Iranian cyberespionage group attacked over 1,600 high-profile targets in one year
200,000 Comcast login credentials available on the Dark Web
Flash Flaws Most Common in Exploit Kits: Report
Flaw in Linux.Encoder1 ransomware reveals the decryption key
Social media savvy students ‘better at avoiding cybercrime’
Comodo fixes bug that led to issue of banned digital certificates
Three men charged for the attack on the JPMorgan Chase
Adobe Patches 17 Flaws in Flash Player
GCHQ and NCA hunting criminals in the dark web
What You Should Know about Triangulation Fraud and eBay
88 percent of company networks vulnerable to privileged account hacks
Comcast resets 200,000 cleartext passwords that were up for sale online
7 tips to becoming a successful CISO
T-Mobile US megahack cost Experian $20m, class actions coming
The Snooper’s Charter would devastate computer security research in the UK
Beaches, carnivals and cybercrime: a look inside the Brazilian underground
SAP Releases Over Dozen High Priority Patches
Android Tablets with Pre-Installed Trojan Sold on Amazon
Most Enterprises Prone to Privileged Account Hacks: Report
Ransomware infected the UK Parliament’s computer networks
Drone regulation – Keeping the skies safe from commercial drones
Android Tablets with Pre-loaded Cloudsota malware sold on Amazon
Spam and phishing in Q3 2015
Shadow state? Scotlands IT independence creeps forth
Did FBI pay the Carnegie Mellon to hack Tor?
New PoS Malware Delivered via Malicious Docs, Exploit Kit
Pay or we’ll knock your site offline—DDoS-for-ransom attacks surge
The Edward Snowden guide to practical privacy
Ransomware-as-a-service surfaces, wants 10 percent profit cut
The dark side of layered security
Flaw in Spring Social Puts User Accounts at Risk
More Ransomware Being Spread Via Malvertising
Conficker is back – and its infecting police body cams
Bug in Gmail app for Android Allows anyone to Send Spoofed Emails
Flaw in the Android Gmail app opens to email spoofing attacks

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