Security Affairs newsletter Round 104 – News of the week
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The best news of the week with Security Affairs.
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| · ELF_IMEIJ, a new Linux malware is spreading in the wild |
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| · Flaws in MAC address randomization implemented by vendors allow mobile tracking |
| · CHIPSEC, Intel Security releases detection tool also for CIA EFI rootkits |
| · Michael Hastings crash, incident or assassination? New doubts after Wikiliaks Vault 7 leak |
| · Michael Hastings crash, incident or assassination? New doubts after Wikileaks Vault 7 leak |
| · The CVE-2017-5638 Apache Struts 2 command execution flaw affects Cisco products |
| · New variant of the macOS Proton RAT advertised on Russian cybercrime underground |
| · Facebook and Instagram will not allow developers from scanning social media profiles for surveillance |
| · Crooks hijack Magento Realex Payments extension to steal payment card data |
| · Canadian agency breached as hackers exploit CVE-2017-5638 flaw in Apache Struts 2 |
| · UK NCSC warns of cyber attacks powered by Russia against the political system |
| · Security updates fix critical vulnerabilities in Flash player and Shockwave player |
| · Mac users enjoy, FindZip macOS Ransomware decryption tool is available online for free |
| · PetrWrap, a Petya-based ransomware, was used in targeted attacks |
| · Turkey vs Holland – Hackers broke into Twitter CounterApp to hijack hundreds of High-Profile Accounts |
| · Just one picture would have used to take over WhatsApp and Telegram accounts |
| · Two Russian former FSB agents and two hackers indicted for 2014 Yahoo data breach |
| · New MajikPOS Malware targets users in across North America and Canada |
| · Privacy Guard – Lets evaluate privacy risks caused by the apps installed on our device |
| · Drupal version 8.2.7 address multiple vulnerabilities in the current version of the popular CMS |
| · CVE-2017-2636 Linux kernel flaw was spotted after seven years and quickly fixed |
| · Welcome to Pwn2Own 2017 – Researchers hacked Adobe Reader, Edge, Ubuntu, and Safari |
| · New APT Campaign based on Poison Ivy RAT with C&C in China has been reversed by MalwareMustDie |
| · Who is spying on communications in the Washington area? A rogue state is suspected of mass surveillance |
| · Global DDoS Threat Landscape Q4 2016 – US, UK and Netherlands top attacked countries |
| · Symantec blames North Korean Lazarus APT group for recent attacks on banks |
| · WikiLeaks will disclose CIA exploits to tech companies under specific conditions |
| · Fappening 2.0 – More explicit pictures of celebrities leaked online |
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(Security Affairs – Newsletter)
Pierluigi Paganini
March 19, 2017
