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Security Affairs newsletter Round 294

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Every week the best security articles from Security Affairs free for you in your email box. A massive fraud operation used mobile device emulators to steal millions from online bank accounts SolarWinds hackers also breached the US NNSA nuclear agency Clop ransomware gang paralyzed flavor and […]

December 27, 2020

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A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Every week the best security articles from Security Affairs free for you in your email box.

A massive fraud operation used mobile device emulators to steal millions from online bank accounts

SolarWinds hackers also breached the US NNSA nuclear agency

Clop ransomware gang paralyzed flavor and fragrance producer Symrise

Dell Wyse ThinOS flaws allow hacking think clients

SUPERNOVA, a backdoor found while investigating SolarWinds hack

Zero-day exploit used to hack iPhones of Al Jazeera employees

Bulletproof VPN services took down in a global police operation

Researchers shared the lists of victims of SolarWinds hack

VMware and Cisco also impacted by the SolarWinds hack

Cellebrite claims to be able to access Signal messages

Research: nearly all of your messaging apps are secure

Google reported that Microsoft failed to fix a Windows zero-day flaw

Millions of devices could be hacked exploiting flaws targeted by tools stolen from FireEye

CrowdStrike releases free Azure tool to review assigned privileges

DDoS amplify attack targets Citrix Application Delivery Controllers (ADC)

North Korea-linked Lazarus APT targets the COVID-19 research

The Russian cryptocurrency exchange Livecoin hacked on Christmas Eve

GoDaddy apologized for insensitive phishing email sent to its employees offering a fake bonus

REvil gang threatens to release intimate pictures of celebs who are customers of The Hospital Group

The Emotet botnet is back and hits 100K recipients per day

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