Security Affairs newsletter Round 184 – News of the week

Pierluigi Paganini October 14, 2018

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The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

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·      APT28 group return to covert intelligence gathering ops in Europe and South America.
·      D-Link fixed several flaws in Central WiFiManager access point management tool
·      Expert presented a new attack technique to compromise MikroTik Routers
·      Google was aware of a flaw that exposed over 500,000 of Google Plus users, but did not disclose it
·      Kaspersky shed lights on the overlap of operations conducted by Turla and Sofacy
·      The Git Project addresses a critical arbitrary code execution vulnerability in Git
·      WECON PI Studio HMI software affected by code execution flaws
·      BEC scams, hacked accounts available from $150 up to $5,000
·      How Secure Are Bitcoin Wallets, Really?
·      Project Strobe, what will change after the Google security breach?
·      Researchers presented an improved version of the WPA KRACK attack
·      CVE-2018-8453 Zero-Day flaw exploited by FruityArmor APT in attacks aimed at Middle East
·      GAO report reveals new Pentagon weapon systems vulnerable to hack
·      Group-IB: $49.4 million of damage caused to Russias financial sector from cyber attacks
·      Hackers can compromise your WhatsApp account by tricking you into answering a video call
·      Millions of Xiongmai video surveillance devices can be easily hacked via cloud feature
·      Exaramel Malware Links Industroyer ICS malware and NotPetya wiper
·      Juniper Networks provides dozens of fix for vulnerabilities in Junos OS
·      New Gallmaker APT group eschews malware in cyber espionage campaigns
·      SAP October 2018 set of patches fixes first Hot News security note for SAP BusinessObjects in 5 years
·      DOM-XSS Bug Affecting Tinder, Shopify, Yelp, and More
·      Facebook Data Breach Update: attackers accessed data of 29 Million users
·      Fitmetrix fitness software company may have exposed millions of customer records
·      Five Eyes Intelligence agencies warn of popular hacking tools
·      Hackers targeting Drupal vulnerabilities to install the Shellbot Backdoor
·      Experts warn of fake Adobe Flash update hiding a miner that works as a legitimate update
·      NHS is still assessing the cost of WannaCry one year later
·      Pentagon Defense Department travel records data breach

 

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Pierluigi Paganini

(Security Affairs – Newsletter)

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