Security Affairs newsletter Round 134 – News of the week

Pierluigi Paganini October 29, 2017

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

Once again thank you!

·      A leaked document raises a doubt about NSA knew the #Krack attack since 2010
·      APT28 group is rushing to exploit recent CVE-2017-11292 Flash 0-Day before users apply the patches
·      DHS and FBI warn of ongoing attacks on energy firms and critical infrastructure
·      Security Affairs newsletter Round 133 – News of the week
·      AhMyth Android RAT, another open source Android RAT Tool available on GitHub
·      Exclusive – CSE ZLab experts spotted a new Wonder botnet in the wild
·      NetBSD security improved with the implementation of kernel ASLR (KASLR)
·      APNIC Whois-related problem led to accidental exposure of authentication data
·      Bad Rabbit ransomware rapidly spreads, Ukraine and Russia most targeted countries
·      Credentials (UN)Management in home banking.
·      Latest Russia-linked APT28 campaign targeting security experts
·      Researcher spotted flaws in the web-based version of popular Sarahah app
·      Whole Foods Market confirms that nearly 100 locations were affected by card breach
·      CSE Malware ZLab – Preliminary analysis of Bad Rabbit attack
·      DUHK Attack allows attackers recover encryption keys used to secure VPN connections and web browsing sessions
·      Offshore Legal Firm Appleby Hacked, financial details of rich clients is set to be released
·      Hackers broke into the celeb London Bridge Plastic Surgery clinic
·      Kaspersky: Hackers used backdoored MS Office key-gen to steal NSA exploits
·      Krebs reported that Dell lost Control of dellbackupandrecoverycloudstorage Domain in June 2017
·      Microsoft releases the open-source scanning tool Sonar
·      A new Ursnif Banking Trojan campaign targets Japan
·      Bad Rabbit Ransomware leverages the NSA Exploit for lateral movements
·      Digging the Middle East and North African cybercrime underground market
·      UK Government links the WannaCry attack that crippled NHS to North Korea
·      Basetools underground hacking forum breached, hacker demands $50K ransom
·      Documents encrypted by Bad Rabbit ransomware could be recovered without paying ransom
·      Mysterious hack allows attackers stealing Windows login credentials without user interaction
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Pierluigi Paganini

(Security Affairs – Newsletter)

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