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Security Affairs newsletter Round 89 – News of the week

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! The best news of the week with Security Affairs. First of all, let me inform you that at the #infosec16 SecurityAffairs was awarded as The Best European Personal Security Blog http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/48202/breaking-news/securityaffairs-best-european-personal-security-blog.html THANK YOU! Hackers offer a huge Mirai botnet as a DDoS-for-hire service Scammers advertise backdoored phishing templates […]

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A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

First of all, let me inform you that at the #infosec16 SecurityAffairs was awarded as The Best European Personal Security Blog
http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/48202/breaking-news/securityaffairs-best-european-personal-security-blog.html

THANK YOU!

Hackers offer a huge Mirai botnet as a DDoS-for-hire service
Scammers advertise backdoored phishing templates on YouTube
Security Affairs newsletter Round 88 – News of the week
Hackers crashed San Franciscos Municipal railway systems
Two versions of the new Cerber 5.0 ransomware released in a few days
Japan is investigating security breach of Defence Information Infrastructure
More than 900k routers of Deutsche Telekom German users went offline
Customers of Liechtenstein banks blackmailed by ransomware
An audit revealed dozen vulnerabilities in the cURL
Europol and other law enforcement agencies shut 4,500 websites peddling fake brands
Customers of Liechtenstein banks blackmailed after data breach
The code of a Firefox Zero-Day Exploit used to unmask Tor Users is online
Hacking – German politicians fear Russian interference in the next election
GCHQ presents CyberChef, an Open Source Data Analysis Tool
Data on Europol terrorism investigations accidentally leaked online
Thousands of UK National Lottery player accounts compromised
More than 1 Million Google accounts hacked by Gooligan Android Malware
The dreaded Shamoon Wiper is back in a new attack
How much money earns cybercriminals? Mostly from $1,000 to $3,000, but …
A flaw allows to bypass the activation lock on iPhone and iPad
Kapustkiy hacked a website belonging to the Venezuela Army
What Happens if you plug a USBKill in a gaming console or a car?
The Immaterial Khilafah – Global Intelligence Insight Report
FSB accuses foreign hackers of plotting to undermine the Russian banks
50 Million installations potentially impacted by AirDroid issues
Russian Central bank loses $31 million in cyber heist
Distributed Guessing Attack to hack VISA cards in just six seconds

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