Security Affairs newsletter Round 41 – News of the week

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The best news of the week with Security Affairs

InterApp, the device that can hack any Smartphone

European credit card payment terminals are plagued with serious flaws

The Ramnit Botnet is back after the law enforcement takedown

Darkweb, a look back at 2015 events and 2016 predictions

CVE-2015-8562 – 16,000 Daily Attacks on vulnerable Joomla servers

Database with 191 Million US voters’ personal data exposed online

Security Affairs newsletter Round 40 – News of the week

A new emergency patch for Adobe Flash Zero-Day, update your system!

China passes its first Anti-Terrorism law

Microsoft maintains the recovery key of your new PC

Are Russian hackers infecting critical infrastructure in Ukraine?

Former Employee tried to sell Yandex Source Code for Just $29K

A software bug caused the early release of 3,200 US prisoners

The Tor Project Is launching the Tor Bug Bounty Program

DHS: Drug Traffickers are hacking surveillance drones on the border

Ian Murdock died in mysterious circumstances

Google will switch from Java APIs to OpenJDK

Data of 34,000 Steam users exposed due to buggy caching configuration

A look at North Korea’s ‘paranoid’ Red Star OS computer operating system

US Eavesdropping on Netanyahu Communications

All BBC Websites went down after a major DDoS attack

Hackers fully controlled a PlayStation 4 running a Linux distro

Modern railroad systems vulnerable to cyber attacks

Anti-IS group ‘New World Hackers’ claims BBC website attack

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