Security Affairs newsletter Round 47 – News of the week

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Google patched Nexus devices, including a critical Wi-Fi flaw

How to thwart the passcode lock screen on iOS 8 and 9?

Security Affairs newsletter Round 46 – News of the week

Dyre crackdown, the biggest effort to date by Russian authorities against cybercrime

Hackers leaked DHS staff records, 200GB of files are in their hands

Reuse of login credentials put more than 20M Alibaba accounts at risk

T9000 backdoor, a sophisticated malware that spies on Skype users

CVE-2016-0603 – Oracle Issues out-of-box Java emergency patch for Windows

Global and Modern Terrorism/Cyber Terrorism

Rent the infamous AlienSpy backdoor is now quite easy

Carbanak cybergang is back and it is not alone

Are you searching for a Facebook Hacking Tool? Be careful!

Russian Metel group manipulated ruble-dollar exchange rate with malware

February 2016 Patch Tuesday – All Windows are affected by a critical flaw

Crooks are offering Apple employees up to $23,000 for their login credentials

SAP fixed a flaw in xMII that could open the door to nation-state hackers

Poseidon Group, a single actor behind a long series of attacks

Million CISCO ASA Firewalls potentially vulnerable to attacks

Once again identity thieves use stolen SSNs in IRS attack

US Intelligence confirms the ISIS used chemical weapons

A replica of AlphaBay market used to steal login credentials

Interview with Troels Oerting on cybersecurity in modern organizations

The FBI requests $38 Million to counter the threat of Going Dark

UK police arrested teenage hacker who allegedly hacked CIA and FBI officials

BlackEnergy infected also Ukrainian Mining and Railway Systems

The IPT ruled that GCHQ spies can legally hack any electronic devices

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