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Security Affairs newsletter Round 150 – 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! · FSB arrested researchers at the Russian Federation Nuclear Center for using a supercomputer to mine Bitcoins · Hackers are exploiting the CVE-2018-0101 CISCO ASA flaw in attacks in the wild · Thousands of websites […]

February 18, 2018

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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!

· FSB arrested researchers at the Russian Federation Nuclear Center for using a supercomputer to mine Bitcoins

· Hackers are exploiting the CVE-2018-0101 CISCO ASA flaw in attacks in the wild

· Thousands of websites worldwide hijacked by cryptocurrency mining code due Browsealoud plugin hack

· 49% of crypto mining scripts are deployed on pornographic related websites

· CSE CybSec ZLAB Malware Analysis Report: Dark Caracal and the Pallas malware family

· Victims of some versions of the Cryakl ransomware can decrypt their files for free

· Victims of the current version of the Cryakl ransomware can decrypt their files for free

· A new variant of the dreaded AndroRAT malware appeared in threat landscape

· Hackers in the Russian underground exploited a Telegram Zero-Day vulnerability to deliver malware

· Necurs botnet is behind seasonal campaigns of Valentines Day-themed spam

· New details emerge from Equifax breach, the hack is worse than previously thought

· Pyeongchang – Olympic Destroyer Unleashed to Embarrass Pyeongchang 2018 Games

· All You Need to Know About North Korea and its cyber army

· DoubleDoor, a new IoT Botnet bypasses firewall using two backdoor exploits

· Microsoft Patch Tuesday for February 2018 addresses 14 critical flaws

· Windows Analytics now includes Meltdown and Spectre detector

· Android Security Bulletin – Google fixed several Critical Code Execution vulnerabilities

· Hackers have exploited a zero-day in Bitmessage client to steal Electrum wallet keys

· SAP Security Notes – February 2018 addresses tens of flaws including High Risk issues

· UK Foreign Office Minister blames Russia for NotPetya massive ransomware attack

· Unknown Threat Actor Conducts OPSEC Targeting Middle East

· 119,000 Scanned IDs of FedEx-owned company Bongo Internationals customers exposed online

· A new text bomb threatens Apple devices, a single character can crash any apple iPhone, iPad Or Mac

· DELL EMC addressed two critical flaws in VMAX enterprise storage systems

· OpenSSL alpha adds TLS 1.3 support in the alpha version of OpenSSL 1.1.1

· Effective Tips for Internet Safety for Kids You Must Read

· Prosecutor Robert Mueller indicted 13 Russians for a massive operation aimed to influence Presidential election

· Researchers spotted a new malware in the wild, the Saturn Ransomware

· Unknown hackers stole $6 million from a Russian bank via SWIFT system last year

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