Security Affairs newsletter Round 103 – News of the week

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The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

First of all, let me inform you that at the #infosec16 SecurityAffairs was awarded as The Best European Personal Security Blog
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·        Metasploit team released Metasploit Vulnerable Services Emulator

·        Security Affairs newsletter Round 102 – News of the week

·        Hackers who breached Barts NHS Trust exploited a zero-day vulnerability

·        A flaw in Slack app allowed hackers to take over a user account

·        Chris Vickery announced a 1.37 billion records data leak to disclose on Monday

·        The total potential loss for financial services globally is estimated at £8 billion

·        A bug in Twitter allowed hackers to access to locked accounts until October

·        FCC gives full powers to US ISPs, they can sell users data without consent

·        Kaspersky Lab discovered a new sophisticated Shamoon-Linked malware dubbed StoneDrill

·        The 1.4 Billion records recently leaked come from the DB of the Worlds Biggest Spam Networks

·        WordPress 4.7.3 is out to fix 6 security issues, but CSRF flaw remains unpatched

·        WikiLeaks releases documents detailing CIA hacking tools and capabilities

·        Serious flaws in Western Digital My Cloud NAS devices allow attackers to fully control them

·        Wikileaks CIA Files – What this means for Internet security and encryption

·        Dahua Video Recorders and Cameras affected by a serious flaw. Is it a backdoor?

·        How to Browse The Internet Securely And Anonymously

·        Wikileaks Vault7: CIA Umbrage team, the factory of false flag ops

·        Patch Apache Struts 2 Now! Hackers are exploiting a remote code execution zero-day in the wild

·        Do you want your own IoT botnet? 185,000+ Wi-Fi-connected cameras are open to hack

·        Researchers discovered severe flaws in the Confide which is also used by White House staffers

·        Middle East Government organizations hit with RanRan Ransomware

·        640,000 stolen PlayStation accounts being sold on the Dark Web

·        CIA replies to WikiLeaks Vault7 Leak, it is operating to protect Americans

·        Ennetcom – Dutch Police confirmed to have decrypted BlackBerry PGP messages in a criminal case

·        WikiLeaks is working with software makers on Zero-Days included in the Vault7 dump

·        Check Point experts spotted pre-Installed Android Malware on 38 Android devices

·        Danish-speaking users hit by malware spread via Dropbox links

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