Security Affairs newsletter Round 44 – News of the week

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Security Affairs newsletter Round 43 – News of the week

Critical OpenSSH bug leaks private crypto keys just fixed

LastPass phishing attack could allow attackers to steal your passwords

Ukraine blames Russia of cyber attacks against the Boryspil airport

A Las Vegas Casino sues IT security firm Trustwave after failing attempt to stop hackers

Feds arrested hackers involved in the Fappening Hack Investigation

National Security Agency says US Govt new spying program meets security standards

Some facts that probably you still ignore on the Stuxnet attack

Tactical Surveillance Equipment, too easy to buy online

Tinba, a 20KB trojan that scares banks in Singapore and Indonesia

A new archive of US voting records appeared on the Dark Web

A serious Linux kernel vulnerability has been fixed

Feds fear high sophisticated attacks at Super Bowl 50

Linux.Ekoms.1 the Linux trojan that takes screenshots

Which are the worst passwords of 2015?

The rise of the Brazilian Cybercriminal Underground in 2015

Asacub Android Malware, the multiform threat

The critical iOS bug allowed hackers to impersonate users

Rapid7s HD Moore will leave after Six Wonderful Years

A Reflected File Download flaw affects Google Finance

A new Drydex campaign targeted British businesses

Potentially backdoored AMX equipment being used by US President Obama and US Military

TorMail hack, FBI surgical operation, or dragnet surveillance?

Be careful Facebook users, you are under attack!

RSA Conference registration page asks Twitter credentials, thats incredible!

The Fortinet SSH backdoor found in many other products

Crooks steal over $50 million from aircraft systems manufacturer FACC

New RAT Trochilus, a sophisticated weapon used by cyber spies

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