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Security Affairs newsletter Round 215 – News of the week

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! The best news of the week with Security Affairs. Kindle Edition Paper Copy If you appreciate my effort in spreading cybersecurity awareness, please vote for Security Affairs in the section “Your Vote for the Best EU Security Tweeter” https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EUBloggerAwards2018 Dutch intelligence investigate alleged Huawei ‘backdoor Salesforce […]

May 26, 2019

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A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

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If you appreciate my effort in spreading cybersecurity awareness, please vote for Security Affairs in the section “Your Vote for the Best EU Security Tweeter”

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Dutch intelligence investigate alleged Huawei ‘backdoor

Salesforce faced one of its biggest service disruption of ever

Unpatched Ethereum Clients expose the ecosystem to 51% Attack risk

Amnesty International filed a lawsuit against Israeli surveillance firm NSO

Chronicle experts spotted a Linux variant of the Winnti backdoor

Data belonging to Instagram influencers and celebrities exposed online

Defiant Tech firm who operated LeakedSource pleads guilty

Google will block Huawei from using Android and its services

Linux kernel privilege escalation flaw CVE-2019-11815 affects RDS

After latest Microsoft Windows updates some PCs running Sophos AV not boot

Emsisoft released a free Decrypter for JSWorm 2.0

Group-IB blocked more than 180,000 links to pirated copies of Game of Thrones

MuddyWater BlackWater campaign used new anti-detection techniques

US Commerce Department delays Huawei ban for 90 Days

ActiveX Controls in South Korean websites are affected by critical flaws

Emsisoft released a free Decrypter for the GetCrypt ransomware

G Suite users passwords stored in plain-text for more than 14 years

SandboxEscaper is back with a new Windows Zero-Day in Task Scheduler

The Satan Ransomware adds new exploits to its arsenal

Anonymous and LulzSec target the Italian Police and doctors

Playing Cat and Mouse: Three Techniques Abused to Avoid Detection

PoC Exploits for CVE-2019-0708 wormable Windows flaw released online

SandboxEscaper disclosed 3 Microsoft zero-day flaws in 24 hours

Tor Browser for Android is available through the Play Store

UK provided evidence to 16 NATO allies of Russia hacking campaigns

Chronicles study reveals CAs that issued most certificates to sign malware samples on VirusTotal

Facebook says it took down 2.19 billion accounts in Q1 2019

How Hackers Access Direct Deposit Paycheck — And What to Do About It

US DoJs superseding indictment charges Assange with violating Espionage Act

0patch issued a micropatch to address the BlueKeep flaw in always-on servers

GitHub introduces new tools and security features to secure code

Hackers target MySQL databases to deliver the GandCrab ransomware

Snapchat staff used internal tools to spy on users

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