Security Affairs newsletter Round 280

Pierluigi Paganini September 06, 2020

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Every week the best security articles from Security Affairs free for you in your email box.

Emotet botnet has begun to use a new ‘Red Dawn template
Malicious npm package ‘fallguys removed from the official repository
US DoJ wants the funds stored by North Korea in 280 BTC and ETH
Google removed malicious Terracotta apps from the Play Store
Hackers are trying to exploit DoS flaw in Cisco IOS XR software running in carrier-grade routers
Qbot uses a new email collector module in the latest campaign
Researchers warn of QNAP NAS attacks in the wild
Details of millions of U.S. Voters leaked to Russias Dark Web forum
France will not ban Huawei from its upcoming 5G networks
Iran-linked APT group Pioneer Kitten sells access to hacked networks
Norway ‘s Parliament, Stortinget, discloses a security breach
Tor launches Tor Project Membership Program to financially support its work
Cisco addresses critical code execution flaw in Cisco Jabber for Windows
Hackers are actively exploiting critical RCE in WordPress sites using File Manager plugin
Hackers use e-skimmer that exfiltrates payment data via Telegram
MAGMI Magento plugin flaw allows remote code execution on a vulnerable site
New KryptoCibule Windows Trojan spreads via malicious torrents
AlphaBay dark web marketplace moderator was sentenced to 11 years of prison time
Cyber Defense Magazine – September 2020 has arrived. Enjoy it!
Is the Belarusian government behind the surveillance Android app banned by Google?
The Twitter account of Indian Prime Minister Modi was hacked
Evilnum APT used Python-based RAT PyVil in recent attacks
SunCrypt Ransomware behind North Carolina school district data breach
U.S. Department of Defense discloses details about critical and high severity issues
Warner Music Group online stores hit by look-like Magecart attack
A full replacement of all Huawei and ZTE hardware on American wireless networks will cost $1.837bn
FBI issued a second flash alert about ProLock ransomware in a few months
Hackers use overlay screens on legitimate sites to steal Outlook credentials

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Pierluigi Paganini

(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)

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