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Security Affairs newsletter Round 152 – 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! · Counterfeit Code-Signing certificates even more popular, but still too expensive · Czech President wants Russian hacker Yevgeni Nikulin extradited to Russia instead of US · Dozen vulnerabilities discovered in Trend Micro Linux-based […]

March 4, 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!

· Counterfeit Code-Signing certificates even more popular, but still too expensive

· Czech President wants Russian hacker Yevgeni Nikulin extradited to Russia instead of US

· Dozen vulnerabilities discovered in Trend Micro Linux-based Email Encryption Gateway

· Cybersecurity week Round-Up (2018, Week 8)

· Data Keeper Ransomware – An unusual and complex Ransom-as-a-Service platform

· Pyeongchang – Russias GRU military intelligence agency hacked Olympics Computers

· VISA – The adoption of chip-and-PIN card technology lead to 70% Drop in Counterfeit Fraud

· Changes in Apples iCloud Security Policies and Argument of China

· Evrial: The Latest Malware That Steals Bitcoins Using the Clipboard

· Israeli mobile forensics firm Cellebrite can unlock every iPhone device on the market

· Recently patched CVE-2018-4878 Adobe Flash Player flaw now exploited by cybercriminals

· With Android P Google Plans To Prevent Cellphone Spying Through Your Camera and Microphone

· A vulnerability in Facebook exposed email and details of page administrator

· CSE Malware ZLab – Malware Analysis Report: A new variant of Mobef Ransomware

· Experts warn Memcached DDoS attacks could be soon a dangerous threat

· Hundreds of sites based on WordPress, Joomla and CodeIgniter infected by ionCube Malware

· Talos experts shared details of a remote code execution flaw in Adobe Acrobat Reader DC

· DPA Report: Russia-linked APT28 group hacked Germanys government network

· Hundreds of Tim Hortons outlets across Canada closed after malware attack

· RedDrop, a new Android Malware records ambient Audio and exfiltrate users data

· Victims of the GandCrab ransomware can decrypt their files for free using the decryptor

· CannibalRAT, a RAT entirely written in Python observed in targeted attacks

· Equifax confirmed additional 2.4 Million identifies affected by security breach

· European Commission requests IT firms to remove ‘Terror Content within an hour

· Github hit by the biggest-ever DDoS attack that peaked 1.35 Tbs

· A flaw in HP Remote Management hardware Integrated Lights-Out 3 leaves expose servers to DoS

· Bitcoin-linked heist: thieves stolen 600 powerful computers in Iceland

· Microsoft released Windows Updates that include Intels Spectre microcode patches

· Over 40 models of low-cost Android devices shipped with Triada banking Trojan

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