Security Affairs newsletter Round 100 – News of the week

Pierluigi Paganini February 19, 2017

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

First of all, let me inform you that at the #infosec16 SecurityAffairs was awarded as The Best European Personal Security Blog
http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/48202/breaking-news/securityaffairs-best-european-personal-security-blog.html

·        A US minor is behind the cyber attack that hit Brussels airport after bombings
·        Apples iCloud saved the deleted Safari browsing history over the years
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·        A new serious DOS flaw affects BIND DNS software, updates it now
·        Search engine companies will ban links published by major torrent hubs
·        Word documents laced with malicious macros used to hack Apple Mac systems
·        Watering hole attacks on Polish Banks Linked to Lazarus Group
·        National Cyber Security Centre – UK hit by dozens of major cyber attacks each month
·        Office Loader leverages malicious macros to deliver multiple malware
·        Experts warn of the rapid growth of the Marcher Android banking Trojan
·        A simulation shows how a ransomware could hack PLCs in a water treatment plant
·        Senators want more info on Trumps personal phone and its defense
·        Adobe just fixed thirteen code execution flaws in Flash Player
·        BitDefender found the first MAC OS version of the X-Agent used by the APT28
·        Operation Kingphish: Cyber Attacks against human rights activists in Qatar and Nepal
·        Signal introduced the Video call feature in public beta release
·        Russian hacker Rasputin breaches over 60 Universities and Government Agencies
·        Yahoo notifies users hackers are forging cookies to take over their accounts
·        IBM shares details on the attack chain for the Shamoon malware
·        Google was aware of Russian APT28 group years before others
·        The OpenSSL Project fixed a High Severity flaw CVE-2017-3733 in release 1.1.0
·        Iranian hackers behind the Magic Hound campaign linked to Shamoon
·        Ukraine blames Russia for new cyber attacks on its infrastructure
·        ASLR Protection could be bypassed by visiting a website. Millions of devices at risk
·        A new SQL malware Targets online shops running on Magento
·        The ViperRAT APT group is targeting the Israeli Defense Force
·        Mobile car apps implement poor security measures advantaging car thieves
·        Former employee hacked paper maker Georgia-Pacific and caused $1m damage
·        German regulators ban the My Friend Cayla doll fearing it is surveillance device
·        Microsoft failed to patch a flaw in GDI library, Google released a PoC exploit

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Pierluigi Paganini

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