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Security Affairs newsletter Round 220 – News of the week

Pierluigi Paganini June 30, 2019

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

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newsletter Digging The Deep Web

Once again thank you!

Expert released PoC for Outlook for Android flaw addressed by Microsoft
Hundreds of million computers potentially exposed to hack due to a flaw in PC-Doctor component
NASA hacked! An unauthorized Raspberry Pi connected to its network was the entry point
Trump secretly ordered cyber attacks against Iran missile systems
CVE-2019-10149: Return of the WiZard Vulnerability: Crooks Start Hitting
Free proxy service runs on top of Linux Ngioweb Botnet
OpenSSH introduces a security feature to prevent Side-Channel Attacks
US DHS CISA warns of Iran-linked hackers using data wipers in cyberattacks
WeTransfer incident: file transfer emails were sent to unintended email addresses
Anonymous Belgium hacker identified after dropping USB drive while throwing Molotov cocktail
Iran denies attack against its infrastructure has ever succeeded
Microsoft warns of attacks delivering FlawedAmmyy RAT directly in memory
OSX/Linker, a new piece of Mac malware that exploits Gatekeeper bypass
SocialEngineered forum hacked and data leaked online
European law enforcement agencies arrested 6 individuals involved in $27M cryptocurrency theft
Lake City agreed to pay $500,000 in ransom, is the second case in Florida in a week
Malspam campaign spreads LokiBot & NanoCore via ISO image files
Operation Soft Cell – Multiple telco firms hacked by nation-state actor
Silex malware bricks thousands of IoT devices in a few hours
Cisco addressed critical flaws in Cisco Data Center Network Manager
Crooks stole millions from Bitrue Cryptocurrency Exchange
Flaws in EA Games Login exposed accounts of 300 Million Gamers to hack
Flaws in the BlueStacks Android emulator allows remote code execution and more
Similarities and differences between MuddyWater and APT34
US-based Cloud Solution Provider PCM Inc. hacked
Cloud Hopper operation hit 8 of the worlds biggest IT service providers
Italian data protection watchdog fines Facebook over Cambridge Analytica scandal
Regin spyware involved in attack against the Russian tech giant Yandex
Attunity data leak: Netflix, Ford, TD Bank data exposed by Open AWS Buckets
Talos discovered Spelevo EK, an exploit kit spreading via B2B Website

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