Security Affairs newsletter Round 212 – News of the week

Pierluigi Paganini May 05, 2019

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AESDDoS bot exploits CVE-2019-3396 flaw to hit Atlassian Confluence Server
Critical flaw in Qualcomm chips exposes sensitive data for Android Devices
Signed Malspam campaigns hit Europeans with Multi-Stage JasperLoader
Amnesty International Hong Kong Office hit by state-sponsored attack
Microsoft removes Password-Expiration Policy in security baseline for Windows 10
New Emotet variant uses connected devices as proxy C2 servers
Over 23 million breached accounts were using ‘123456 as password
Report: Unknown Data Breach Exposes 80 Million US Households
United Airlines covers up seat cameras to respond to privacy concerns
ElectrumDoSMiner botnet reached 152,000 hosts
Facebook funds research on the impact of social media on elections
Norsk Hydro estimates March cyber attack cost at $50 Million
Saint Ambrose Catholic Parish – Crooks stole $1.75M in BEC Attack
Vodafone discovered backdoors in Huawei equipment. But it was 2011 ..
Crooks exploit Oracle WebLogic flaw to deliver Sodinokibi Ransomware
DHS BOD 19-02 directive – Critical flaws must be fixed within 15 Days
Julian Assange sentenced to 50 weeks in jail
MIVD Dutch intelligence warns of Russian, Chinese cyber espionage
Victims of ZQ Ransomware can decrypt their files for free
A ‘Cyber Event disrupted power grid operations in three US states
APT34: Glimpse project
Citrix confirmed hackers had access to its network for five months
How to Hack Dell computers exploiting a flaw in pre-installed Dell SupportAssist
Magecart Group 12 also targets Opencart-based online stores
Russian national Anton Bogdanov indicted for $1.5M cyber tax fraud scheme
Tenable experts found 15 flaws in wireless presentation systems
10KBLAZE exploits could affect 9 out of 10 SAP installs of more than 50k customers
Authorities shut down major darknet marketplaces: the Wall Street Market and Valhalla
Cisco addresses a critical flaw in Nexus 9000 switches
Cyber Defense Magazine – May 2019 has arrived. Enjoy it!
Ladders Database Exposed 13M User Records
Using the Human Factor in Cyber Attacks
Expert found hundred of vulnerable Jenkins Plugins
Japan will develop its first-ever malware as a defense measure against cyber attacks
Mozilla plans to ban Firefox Extensions containing obfuscated code
Mysterious attacks wipe Git repositories and ask a ransom to rescue code
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Pierluigi Paganini

(SecurityAffairs – newsletter, cybersecurity)

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