Security Affairs newsletter Round 54 – News of the week

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The best news of the week with Security Affairs

PETYA ransomware overwrites MBR causing a blue screen of death

VNC Roulette, a web roulette for random easy to hack PCs

Security Affairs newsletter Round 53 – News of the week

Remotely Exploitable Flaw in Truecaller Leaves 100 Million Android Devices Vulnerable

PowerWare ransomware, a new fileless threat in the wild

Nuclear Plants in Germany Are Vulnerable to Terrorism Threats

Watch out, IRS Tax Fraud activities on the rise

1 million Gmail accounts victim of state-sponsored hacking

USB Thief, the new USB-based data stealing Trojan

FBI breaks into San Bernardino shooters iPhone

Terrorists and dark web, what is their relationship?

Bitdefender Vaccine now supports also CTB-Locker, Locky, TeslaCrypt

Feds request Judge to review the order to reveal TOR Exploit Code

Following revelations on Paris attacks, US lawmakers target burner phones

vBulletin resets passwords after a targeted attack

TreasureHunt PoS Malware targets small retailers and banks

PayPal flaw allowed hackers to send malicious emails

Marine Corps Cyberspace Warfare Group, the new hacker unit

The KimcilWare Ransomware targets Magento Platforms

The Linux Remaiten malware is building a Botnet of IoT devices

The code to bypass Apple System Integrity Protection security mechanism fits in a Tweet

SideStepper method allows to infect iOS devices via MDM Solutions

How to hack drones with just a $40 hardware from 2 km away

The dangerous interaction between Russian and Brazilian cyber criminal underground

Do hackers have hacked election to make Peña Nieto President?

Remotely unlock doors exploiting a flaw in HID Door Controllers

F-Secure provides more details on the Petya ransomware

A NIST guide tells enterprises how to secure email systems

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