Security Affairs newsletter Round 227

Pierluigi Paganini August 18, 2019

A new round of the weekly newsletter arrived! The best news of the week with Security Affairs

Hi folk, let me inform you that I suspended the newsletter service, anyway I’ll continue to provide you a list of published posts every week through the blog.

Once again thank you!

10-year-old vulnerability in Avaya VoIP Phones finally fixed
Boffins hacked Siemens Simatic S7, most secure controllers in the industry
Gaining remote code execution using a tainted SQLite database
FBI is searching for contractors to monitor social media
Flaws in device drivers from 20 vendors allow hackers to install a persistent backdoor
Infecting Canon EOS DSLR camera with ransomware over the air
Watch out, your StockX account details may be available in crime forums
Adobe Patch Tuesday for August 2019 fixed 119 flaws in 8 products
Cerberus, a new banking Trojan available as malware-as-a-service in the underground
Flaws in 4G Routers of various vendors put millions of users at risk
Google hacker discloses 20-year-old Windows flaw still unpatched
Recently Cloud Atlas used a new piece of polymorphic malware
Czech Republic ‘s committee blames foreign state for Foreign Ministry Cyberattack
Flaws in HTTP/2 implementations expose servers to DoS attacks
Microsoft Patch Tuesday for August 2019 patch 93 bugs, including 2 dangerous wormable issues
Security Patch Day for August includes the most critical Note released by SAP in 2019
A flaw in Kaspersky Antivirus allowed tracking its users online
Biometric data of 1M leaked via an unsecured Suprema owned database
KNOB attack threatens over a billion Bluetooth-enabled devices
Threat actors use a Backdoor and RAT combo to target the Balkans
700,000 records belonging to Choice Hotels customer leaked online. Crooks demanded ransom
European Central Bank (ECB) discloses data breach in BIRD Newsletter
Hurry Up! Update your LibreOffice because 2 patches have been bypassed
Mozilla addresses master password security bypass flaw in Firefox
USBSamurai — A Remotely Controlled Malicious USB HID Injecting Cable for less than 10$
Expert shows how to bypass a fix for a recently discovered Steam flaw
New DanaBot banking Trojan campaign targets Germany
Trend Micro addressed two DLL Hijacking flaws in Trend Micro Password Manager



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Pierluigi Paganini

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