Security Affairs newsletter Round 123 – News of the week

Pierluigi Paganini August 13, 2017

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

·      Flaws in solar panels potentially threatening European power grids
·      Hackers leak the fourth episode of Game of Thrones season 7 online
·      Security Affairs newsletter Round 122 – News of the week
·      US Army bans use of Chinese DJI drones over cyber security concerns
·      British model Chloe Ayling kidnapped by Black Death group for auction in the dark web
·      Creator of the Ebury botnet sentenced to 46 months in jail
·      Experimental Mozilla Send service allows users share encrypted copy of huge files
·      FireEye Provides Update on the alleged data breach revealed late July
·      Black Hat 2017 – Hacking the electronic locks to open the doors could be easy
·      Hotspot Shield VPN threatens your privacy by injecting ads and JS into browsers
·      Irish electricity transmission system operator EirGrid targeted by a nation-state actor
·      Adobe patches 80 vulnerabilities in its products, including Flash Player, Reader, and Acrobat
·      Cyber criminals demand HBO millions to stop leaking its material
·      FBI masqueraded the NIT in a video-bait to unmask sextortionist on Tor
·      Mamba ransomware is back and targets organizations in Brazil and Saudi Arabia
·      A Self-driving car can be easily hacked by just putting stickers on road signs
·      Experts found a link between the KONNI attacks and DarkHotel campaigns against NK
·      SAP Security Patch Day – August 2017 addresses 19 vulnerabilities
·      Wikileaks – CIA CouchPotato remote tool can stealthy collect RTSP/H.264 video streams
·      APT28 hackers are leveraging NSA Hacking tool to spy on Hotels guests
·      Malware campaign targets Russian-Speaking companies with a new Backdoor
·      Mysterious company is offering up to $250,000 for VM Hacks through a bug bounty
·      Ukrainian Man charged with spreading the NotPetya ransomware
·      Crosstalk Leakage Attacks – USB gadgets can spy on data flowing in and out adjacent ports
·      DNA Contains Instructions for Biological and Computer Viruses
·      Variety reports a failed attempt of HBO to Offer a ‘Bug Bounty to hackers

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