Security Affairs newsletter Round 78 – News of the week

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The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

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Security Affairs newsletter Round 77 – News of the week

Hacker Interviews – Anonandmore

Hacking wannabe hackers: watch out Facebook Hacker Tools!

Mal/Miner-C mining malware leverages NAS devices to spread itself

PCI PIN Transaction Security requests upgradeable credit card readers

Motherboard shows us how surveillance software works

CVE-2016-6662 – Researcher disclosed a critical MySQL Zero-Day

Hacker Interviews – Speaking with Francisco J. Rodriguez

GovRAT 2.0 continues to target US companies and Government

2 Israeli teens arrested for allegedly running the vDoS booter

324,000 Financial Records leaked online, who is the victim?

Sports doping agency WADA confirms attack by Russian cyber spies

Periscope Skimming, a new ATM threat spotted in the US

Apply the security updates issued by Adobe and Microsoft asap

How to hack Google FR by exploiting a cross-site scripting flaw

Colin Powells emails leaked online. He calls Trump ‘National Disgrace

A look into French underground from pen guns and euthanasia kits

ClixSense Data Breach, 6.6 Million users records stolen

A backdoor on Xiaomi device allows silent and remote deliver of any app

Mamba: The new Full Disk Encryption Ransomware Family Member

Akamai Q2 2016 report, the number of DDoS attacks has doubled in one year

Cisco releases multiple Security Updates, it fixed a nasty RCE in WebEx Meetings servers

Researchers discovered security flaws in the Android version of Signal app

NAND mirroring – Unlock San Bernardino shooter iPhone with just $100

Hacking Facebook pages? Hackers demonstrated how to do it in 10 secs

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