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Security Affairs newsletter Round 131 – News of the week

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! The best news of the week with Security Affairs. Once again thank you! · 60% of institutions in Saudi Arabia hit by malware-based attacks · Security Affairs newsletter Round 130 – News of the week · Vxers abused legitimate VMware binary to spread Banking Trojan Distribution […]

October 8, 2017

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A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

Once again thank you!

· 60% of institutions in Saudi Arabia hit by malware-based attacks

· Security Affairs newsletter Round 130 – News of the week

· Vxers abused legitimate VMware binary to spread Banking Trojan Distribution

· Who Knows Your (Sex) Secrets? Internet of Sex Toys

· Dream Market dark web drug dealer OxyMonster arrested on way to beard contest

· Netgear addressed dozens of vulnerabilities in Routers, Switches and NAS

· R6DB hacked. Rainbow Six Siege services database wiped and held for ransom

· UK National Lottery knocked offline by a DDoS attack on Saturday

· Equifax hack affected 145.5 million individuals, 2.5M more than originally stated

· Googles Security Research Team Identifies and Fixes 7 Vulnerabilities in Dnsmasq

· Imperva Report Q2 2017- Over 75% of DDoS targets were hit multiple times

· Zero-Day flaws in 3 WordPress Plugins being exploited in the wild

· A new Ethereum ICO was hacked, the victim is Etherparty

· Intezer researchers link CCleaner hack to Chinese APT17 hackers

· Which are most frequently blacklisted apps by enterprises?

· Yahoo hack – All 3 Billion Yahoo accounts were hacked in 2013 attack

· CSE CybSec ZLAB Malware Analysis Report: APT28 Hospitality malware

· CVE-2017-12617 Code Execution flaw patched in Apache Tomcat

· Experts discovered a SYSCON Backdoor using FTP Server as C&C

· Russian firm provides North Korea with second Internet route

· Apple file system flaw, macOS shows encrypted drives password in the hint box

· Russian spies pilfered data from NSA Contractors home PC running a Kaspersky AV

· Securing smart grid and advanced metering infrastructure

· Zapad drills – Russia may have tested cyber weapons on Latvia

· A critical vulnerability affects Siemens smart meters

· British teenager admits trying to hack CIA Chief and other top US officials

· Disqus data breach – 2012 incident Exposed details for 17.5 Million users

· Experts spotted KnockKnock attacks, a new ingenious attack technique on Office 365 System Accounts

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(Security Affairs – Newsletter)

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