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  • Security Affairs newsletter Round 126 – News of the week

Security Affairs newsletter Round 126 – News of the week

Pierluigi Paganini September 03, 2017

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

·      Defray Ransomware used in targeted attacks on Education and Healthcare verticals
·      Security Affairs newsletter Round 125 – News of the week
·      Tor relay of a Brazilian University was banned after harvesting .onions
·      Chinese APT17 group leverages fake Game of Thrones leaks as lures
·      Google mistake is the root cause of Internet Outage in Japan
·      Popular Sarahah App secretly uploads your phone contacts to the companys servers
·      Zimperium researcher released an iOS Kernel Exploit PoC
·      Experts found an undocumented Kill Switch in Intel Management Engine
·      Hacking SAP POS systems with a $25 Raspberry Pi
·      India and Pakistan hit by state-sponsored cyber espionage campaign
·      US CERT is warning of potential Hurricane Harvey Phishing Scams
·      Android Banking Trojan MoqHao targets South Korea users
·      Onliner Spambot – More than 711 Million email addresses open and accessible online
·      Selena Gomez Instagram hacked! Hackers post Bieber nude photos
·      Swedish web hosting Loopia suffered severe data breach
·      APT group leverage Gazer backdoor to spy on embassies and consular operations
·      Expert discovered 2,893 Bitcoin miners left exposed on the Internet
·      Hackers exploited an Instagram flaw access celebrity profile data
·      WikiLeaks – CIA used the AngelFire implant infect systems running Windows OSs
·      A code execution flaw in LabVIEW will remain unpatched
·      Experts discovered easily explitable flaws in Arris modems distributed by AT&T
·      Experts discovered easily exploitable flaws in Arris modems distributed by AT&T
·      FDA recalls 465,000 pacemakers open to cyber attack
·      The OurMine hacker group defaced WikiLeaks website with a DNS redirect
·      Vxer is offering Cobian RAT in the underground, but it is backdoored
·      6 Million Celebrities Instagram High-Profiles Data available for sale on DoxaGram
·      DragonOK APT is adopting new tactics, techniques and procedures
·      Experts spotted a malware campaign using HoeflerText Popups to push RAT Malware

Once again thank you!

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