Security Affairs newsletter Round 91 – News of the week
Pierluigi Paganini
December 18, 2016
A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!
The best news of the week with Security Affairs.
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President Obama orders full review of alleged Russian hacking in US Election |
Georgia traced an attempted breach of voter registration database to DHS |
Security Affairs newsletter Round 90 – News of the week |
UK National Security Strategy, Cyber Security is a top priority |
Critical flaw in PricewaterhouseCoopers SAP security tool, but PwC tries downplay it |
How much cost a StingRay? Surveillance is a profitable business |
Zcash cryptocurrency, a new opportunity for cyber criminals |
Tor Project released an alpha version of the Sandboxed Tor Browser |
Ransomware infections suffered by companies tripled in 12 months |
Dozens of teenagers arrested by the Europol over DDoS attacks |
Kapustkiy hacked the Consular Department of the Embassy of the Russian Federation |
Some versions of Netgear routers remain vulnerable to arbitrary command injection |
Hacking McAfee VirusScan Enterprise for Linux, upgrade it asap |
Adobe patches multiple flaws including a Flash Zero-Day exploited in the wild |
Expedia Hacked By Its Own Employee, a case study |
Infected firmware spotted in well-known low-cost Android devices |
Experts spotted a Skype backdoor for Mac, it could be a coding bug |
Cryptolulz hacked the website of the Russian embassy of Armenia |
Yahoo admits one billion accounts exposed in a newly discovered data breach |
Phishing campaign on Office 365 Business users leverages Punycode |
BlackEnergy hackers, now TeleBots, target Ukrainian banks |
The Shadow Brokers are offering the NSA arsenal for direct sale |
PROMETHIUM and NEODYMIUM APTs used same Zero-Day to Target Turkish citizens |
More than 8,800 WordPress Plugins out of 44,705 are flawed |
Cryptolulz666 continues targeting Government websites with DDoS |
Hacking Ubuntu Linux distro exploiting the CrashDB code injection issue |
Yahoo data is for sale on Dark Web, and someone has already bought them |
Hacking Apple Mac encryption password in Just 30 Seconds with PCILeech device |
Odinaff Trojan behind financial attacks mostly in Turkey |
Cryptolulz666 hacked the Indian Institute of Technology – IIT Bombay |
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