Security Affairs newsletter Round 72 – News of the week

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The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

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Danger Drone, the flying hacking machine devised by a cyber security duo

A close look at the Italian Cybersecurity National Framework

China 1937CN Team hackers attack airports in Vietnam

Hacker Interviews – The Watcher

Proxy PAC hack allows for intercept of HTTPS URLS

The Great Spyware sale: SpyNote available for free use

Security Affairs newsletter Round 71 – News of the week

WhatsApp doesnt properly physically erase users deleted messages

Hacker Interviews – The PøwerfulGreəkArmy (PGA)

PayPal accounts abused to distribute the Chthonic Banking Trojan

China – Authorities arrested 10 members of the Wooyun ethical hacking group

Peace is advertising 200 Million alleged Yahoo accounts on Dark Web

A Nigerian man behind the $60m online fraud network arrested by the Interpol

Afraidgate campaign switches from CryptXXX to Locky Ransomware

Operation Pacifier, the FBI massive hacking campaign to de-anonymize Tor users

The FBI and the reality of the threat within

Hacker devised a $6 Tool to hack into hotel rooms and Point-of-Sale systems

Hackers have stolen 120,000 Bitcoin in Bitfinex security breach

Hacker Interviews – Paladin

ISIS members shared a list of targets in Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia on a Telegram group

Telegram massive hack in Iran, what is happened?

Cisco Small Business Routers plagued by several critical flaws

#BHUSA2016 – Researcher explained how to hack any PC with a found USB drive

Top Security Priorities of the Internet of Things

Hacker Interviews – Gh0s7

Analyzing CIA Director BRENNANs talk at Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)

Apple will pay up to $200,000 in Bug Bounty Program

How to withdraw up to $50,000 in cash from an ATM by using data stolen from EMV cards

FireEye Report – 33 percent of ICS Flaws had no vendor fixes when reported

Cyberwar – The cyberspace is already a dangerous battlefield

Kasidet PoS malware bypasses Account Control posing as Microsoft App

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