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Security Affairs newsletter Round 138 – 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! · A second variant of the new Cryptomix Ransomware released in a few days · Cash Converters suffered a data breach, users of the old webshop are at risk · De-authentication attack on […]

November 26, 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!

· A second variant of the new Cryptomix Ransomware released in a few days

· Cash Converters suffered a data breach, users of the old webshop are at risk

· De-authentication attack on Amazon Key could let crooks to disable your camera

· Security Affairs newsletter Round 137 – News of the week

· A bug in the Android MediaProjection service lets hackers to record audio and screen activity on 77% of all devices

· According to UIDAI, more than 200 government websites made Aadhaar users details public

· Experts observed a new wave of wp-vcd malware attacks targeting WordPress sites

· Global Cyber Alliance launched the Quad9 DNS service to secure your online experience

· The controversial certificate authority StartCom will go out of business on January 1, 2018

· 2017 OWASP Top 10 Final Release is out, whats new?

· A massive cyber attack hit the Algerian state telecom operator Algerie Telecom

· BankBot Trojan bypasses again security checks implemented by Google for the Play Store

· Using Unsecured IoT Devices, DDoS Attacks Doubled in the First Half of 2017

· Windows 8 and newer versions fail to properly implement ASLR

· Experts found a way to exploit HP Enterprise printers to hack into company networks

· Lazarus APT uses an Android app to target Samsun users in the South Korea

· Lazarus APT uses an Android app to target Samsung users in the South Korea

· ProtonMail Contacts – ProtonMail launches worlds first encrypted contacts manager

· U.S. charges Iranian state-sponsored hacker over ‘Game of Thrones HBO hack

· Unbelievable: Uber concealed data breach that exposed 57 Million records in 2016

· Artificial Intelligence is Important for Cybersecurity, But Its Not Enough

· Crooks set up a fake Symantec Blog to spread the macOS Proton malware

· Google gathers Android users location data even when location services are disabled

· Many vendors will release fixes for flaws in the Intel Management Engine

· You need to patch your Samba installation as soon as possible

· Advanced cyber attack hits Saudi Arabia to disrupt government computers

· Double check if your Bitcoin/Ethereum wallet is exposed online, crooks are running massive Internet scans

· Firefox will notify users who visit sites that suffered a data breach

· Self-Replicating Malware exploits MS Office Built-In feature

· A new version of the Scarab ransomware is now being distributed via the Necurs botnet

· GOLDEN SAML attack technique forges authentication to cloud apps

· Imgur was hacked in 2014, 1.7 million user accounts were compromised

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