Security Affairs newsletter Round 52 – News of the week

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Security Affairs newsletter Round 51 – News of the week

CISCO warns customers of high-severity flaws in modems and gateways

Reuters – Malware suspected in the Bangladesh central bank heist

CVE-2013-5838 Java flaw is back two-year later due to broken patch

The leader of the Team GhostShell collective revealed his identity

Hacking mechanics workshop to infect cars

Placing a skimmer on Gas Station Card Scanner in less than 3 seconds

The DoJ threatens to force Apple to hand over iOS source code

Crooks expoit Oman websites in typosquatting attacks

Fujitsu targets payment industry with PalmSecure Technology

The GM Bot v2 released after source leak, it is more expensive of v2

Crooks exploit Oman websites in typosquatting attacks

Malware targeting Steam accounts, a growing business

Dear Donald Trump Anonymous plans to destroy your campaign starting April 1

Several Top websites as BBC, New York Times AOL, MSN and others victims of malvertising

EDA2, derived from the educational ransomware, is easy to break

Man behind The Fappening case charged with hacking celebrity accounts

ProtonMail is open. Do you want an encrypted email account? Sign in!

American Express issued a notice of data breach

How to install the AceDeceiver malware onto any iOS Device

Carbanak Group targets entities in Middle East and US with new TTPs

Android Stagefright Exploit, Millions devices open to 10-seconds hack

Buhtrap group stole tens of millions of dollars from Russian banks

DB of the Kinoptic iOS app abandoned online with 198,000 records

New Android Gmobi adware found in firmware and popular apps

Be aware the unbreakable TeslaCrypt 4 was detected in the wild

SCADA hacking – Hackers with ability to cut the power is a real threat

Anonymous claims to leak Trump s personal info under #OpWhiteRose

Hackers stole data from the Swiss Peoples Party

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