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Security Affairs newsletter Round 183 – News of the week

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! The best news of the week with Security Affairs. Let me inform you that my new book, “Digging in the Deep Web” is online with a special deal 20% discount Kindle Edition Paper Copy Once again thank you! · Estonia sues Gemalto for 152M euros over […]

October 7, 2018

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A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

Let me inform you that my new book, “Digging in the Deep Web” is online with a special deal

20% discount

Kindle Edition

Once again thank you!

· Estonia sues Gemalto for 152M euros over flaws in citizen ID cards issued by the company

· FBI IC3 warns of cyber attacks exploiting Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)

· Attackers chained three bugs to breach into the Facebook platform

· Cyber Defense Magazine – October 2018 has arrived. Enjoy it!

· Expert demonstrated how to access contacts and photos from a locked iPhone XS

· GhostDNS malware already infected over 100K+ devices and targets 70+ different types of home routers

· Telegram CVE-2018-17780 flaw causes the leak of IP addresses when initiating calls

· Adobe security updates for Acrobat fix 86 Vulnerabilities, 46 rated as critical

· FCA fines Tesco Bank £16.4m over 2016 cyber attack

· Foxit Reader 9.3 addresses 118 Vulnerabilities, 18 of them rated as critical

· The ‘Gazorp Azorult Builder emerged from the Dark Web

· Cyber Defense Magazine Annual Global Edition for 2018 has arrived. Enjoy it!

· Experts found 9 NAS flaws that expose LenovoEMC, Iomega Devices to hack

· Hidden Cobra APT used the new ATM cash-out scheme FASTCash to hit banks worldwide

· New Danabot Banking Malware campaign now targets banks in the U.S.

· Researchers associated the recently discovered NOKKI Malware to North Korean APT

· Z-LAB Report – Analyzing the GandCrab v5 ransomware

· APT38 is behind financially motivated attacks carried out by North Korea

· Canadian restaurant chain Recipe suffered a network outage, is it a ransomware attack?

· China planted tiny chips on US computers for cyber espionage

· CVE-2018-4251 – Apple did not disable Intel Manufacturing Mode in its laptops

· US offers its cyber warfare defense capabilities to NATO

· Canada blames Russia for cyber attacks against its structures

· DHS issued an alert on attacks aimed at Managed Service Providers

· Experts warns of a new extortion campaign based on the Breach Compilation archive

· Sales intel firm Apollo data breach exposed more than 200 million contact records

· US DoJ indicted 7 Russian Intelligence officers for attacking Anti-Doping Organizations

· Silk Road admin pleaded guilty to drug trafficking charges and faces up to 20 years in prison

· Sony Bravia Smart TVs affected by a critical vulnerability

· Windows 10 October 2018 Update could cause CCleaner stop working

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(Security Affairs – Newsletter)

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