Security Affairs newsletter Round 45 – News of the week

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Europol, a new EU counter terrorism centre opening this month

Security Affairs newsletter Round 44 – News of the week

Skype – IP will now be hidden by default to avoid attacks

Operators behind Angler Exploit Kit included CryptoWall 4.0

A flaw in TeslaCrypt ransomware allows file recovering

OpKillingBay – Anonymous shut down Japanese airport site to protest against slaughter of Dolphin

Apple can access your encrypted iMessages

Flaw in Magento exposes millions of websites at risk of takeover

Lenovo SHAREit affected by hard-coded password and many other flaws

Be careful, opening crashsafari.com your mobile will crash

A new wave of attacks linked to the Codoso ATP Group

Israeli Public Utility Authority hit by a severe cyber attack

Government Agencies probed over use of backdoored Juniper equipment

Hackers are blackmailing the creator of Open-Source Ransomware

Nuclear Threat Initiative says nations not prepared to repel cyber attacks on nuclear facilities

ENISA Threat Landscape 2015, a must reading

Caution, Hackers targeted the cPanel Database

ISIS offers hackers up to $10,000 to hack govt websites

Tails 2.0 is out to protect your privacy and anonymity

ATP group uses Word Docs to drop BlackEnergy Malware

Two thirds of the Android devices are vulnerable to Lockdroid ransomware

CenterPOS – The evolution of POS malware

Anarchist operation, US and UK spied on Israeli UAVs and fighter jets

HSBC online banking services offline due to a DDoS attack

ISIS – The first man charged of cyber terrorism has been extradited to the US

A severe flaw in OpenSSL allows hackers to decrypt HTTPS traffic

A FOP data dump leaked online, 2.5GB of police contracts and data

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