Security Affairs newsletter Round 48 – News of the week

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Stolen card data of 100,000 Britons for sale on the clear web

Iranian hackers compromised former IDF chiefs computer

Security Affairs newsletter Round 47 – News of the week

Man charged of Laundering $19.6 Million earned with PBX system hacking

Misconfigured MongoDB allowed manipulation of a Microsofts career portal

A flaw in CISCO Universal Small Cell allows firmware retrieval

Dont set your iPhones Date to January 1, 1970 or your will brick it

Mazar Bot actively targeting Android devices and wiping them

Approximate machine improves the Bitcoin mining by 30 percent

Ransomware demanded $3.6M after takes offline the Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center

APT Groups dont go under the grid after a successful attack!

Cisco Industrial switches affected by an unpatched flaw

US Judge requests Apple to unlock San Bernardino shooters iPhone

$103,000 stolen in Brain Wallets cracking attacks

Linux Fysbis Trojan, a new weapon in the Pawn Storms arsenal

GCHQ helped US in developing Stuxnet, claims a documentary

Anonymous leaked 18GB of data belonging to the Turkish national police

Researcher hacks medical devices and the whole hospital with ease

A sophisticated variant of OceanLotus trojan targets OS X systems

VXE Flaw allowed threats to bypass FireEye detection engine

Comodo Internet Security opened your PC to attackers

Tens of thousands of DVRs exposed on Internet with Hardcoded Passwords

AV-TEST 2015 AWARDs – Which is the best antivirus solution?

Thousands of WordPress websites used as a platform to launch DDOS

Locky Ransomware uses AES to encrypt Local Files and Unmapped Network Shares

Malicious spam campaign capitalizes the global interest in the Zika virus

San Bernardino shooters Apple ID passcode changed in government custody

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