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Security Affairs newsletter Round 13– Best of the week from best sources

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Every week the best security articles from the best sources free for you in your email box. The silent war between black markets in the deep web US Air Force located an ISIS command by analyzing a selfie A quick tour in the hacking black market […]

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

The silent war between black markets in the deep web
US Air Force located an ISIS command by analyzing a selfie
A quick tour in the hacking black market
PunkSPIDER, the crawler that scanned the Dark Web
Tox ransomware platform builder is now available for sale
MalumPoS PoS malware used against Hotels and other Industries
Shared Responsibility A Key To Effective Cloud Security
MEDIJACK – How cyber criminals violate health care systems
MalumPOS Malware Targets Oracle Micros PoS Systems
NIST Updates ICS Cyber Security Guide
OpenSesame – Open a fix-code garage with a toy in a few seconds
Breach costs: ‘Chump change’ to bottom lines of big players
Menlo Security Emerges From Stealth With $25 Million Series B Funding
XZERES Fixes CSRF Vulnerability in Small Wind Turbine
BBC, Facebook steer users to vuln-afflicted Unity Web Player plugin
Researcher Finds CSRF Bug in Wind Turbine Software
iiNet probes WestNet breach
Hospital Medical Devices Used As Weapons In Cyberattacks
SEA – Syrian Electronic Army defaced the US Army website
EINSTEIN defense system is more than a headache for the US government
NSA slapdown prompts Privacy Intl to file new lawsuit against GCHQ
NFC attack can steal your credit card information
New Variant of Tinba Banking Trojan Targets European Users
Bitcoin blackmail gang start hurling DDoSes at Scandinavia
Self-driving cars cars hacking, a real scenario
Adobe Patches 13 Vulnerabilities in Flash Player
Vawtrak Uses Tor2Web making hard to track down its servers
Critical IE Update One of Eight Microsoft Security Bulletins
ISIS Book of Terror for Wi-Fi Hacking and the use of spy tools
Industrial Wi-Fi kit has hard-coded credentials
Belgian authorities detained terrorists by intercepting WhatsApp messages
FireEye claims Russian APT28 hacked France’s TV5Monde Channel
Apple iOS flaw exploitable to steal user password with a phishing email
Serious iOS bug makes it easy to steal users’ iCloud passwords
Duqu 2.0 the most sophisticated threat ever seen targeted also Kaspersky
Hackers May Have Snared Details of Chinese Linked to US: Report
Mozilla doubles bug bounties to $10k
Adblock in Safari may die with IOS 9 ad-killer feature
United Airlines accounts could be easily locked-out
Bundestag may need to replace 20,000 computers after the hack
Law enforcement dismantled gang behind Operation Triangle Phishing Campaign
OpenSSL releases seven patches for seven vulns
Wikipedia goes all-HTTPS, starting immediately
Dark Web – Agora users targeted by a hacking campaign
Exploring the Hacker’s List marketplace, 23% are FB hacking
Duqu 2.0 could have been developed by Israel
IT Security – Do it the hard or easy way!
Do You also want to Hack Facebook Account of your Girlfriend?
US mega-hack: White House orders govt IT to do what it should have done in the first place

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