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Security Affairs newsletter Round 216 – 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 Police seized Bestmixer, the mixing service washed […]

June 2, 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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Police seized Bestmixer, the mixing service washed at least $200 million in a year

Remarks on NATO and its approach to the cyber offensive

Sectigo says that most of certificates reported by Chronicle analysis were already revoked

BlueKeep scans observed from exclusively Tor exit nodes

Crooks leverages .htaccess injector on Joomla and WordPress sites for malicious redirects

First American Financial exposed 16 years worth of personal and financial documents

Hacker breached Perceptics, a US maker of license plate readers

APT10 is back with two new loaders and new versions of known payloads

DuckDuckGo Address Bar Spoofing

Internet scans found nearly one million systems vulnerable to BlueKeep

Shade Ransomware is very active outside of Russia and targets more English-speaking victims

Siemens Healthineers medical products vulnerable to Windows BlueKeep flaw

All Docker versions affected by an unpatched race condition issue

Google white hat hacker found code execution flaw in Notepad

HawkEye Keylogger is involved in attacks against business users

News aggregator Flipboard disclosed a data breach

TA505 is expanding its operations

Using Public Wi-Fi? Your data can be hacked easily! Heres How…

Checkers double drive-thru restaurants chain discloses card breach

Convert Plus WordPress plugin flaw allows hackers to create Admin accounts

Emissary Panda APT group hit Government Organizations in the Middle East

Nansh0u campaign already infected 50,000 MS-SQL and PHPMyAdmin Servers

VPNpro research: this Chinese-linked company secretly owns 10 VPNs with 86 million installs

0patch released micropatch for BearLPE Zero-Day flaw in Windows 10 Task Scheduler

HiddenWasp, a sophisticated Linux malware borroes from Mirai and Azazel

Microsoft warns for the second time of applying BlueKeep patch

Security expert shows how to bypass macOS Gatekeeper

The Pyramid Hotel Group data leak exposes 85GB of security logs of major hotel chains

Apple updates address SQLite, WebKit issues in iTunes and iCloud for Windows

Cryptojacking campaign uses Shodan to scan for Docker hosts to hack

GandCrab operators are shutting down their operations

Russian military plans to replace Windows with Astra Linux

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