Security Affairs newsletter Round 55 – News of the week

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The website of the Hungarian Government temporarily shut by cyberattack

CloudFlare considers 94 percent of the Tor traffic as per se malicious

Security Affairs newsletter Round 54 – News of the week

Hacking connected lightbulbs to breach Air-Gapped networks

US and UK Will Simulate a Cyber Attacks on nuclear plants in 2016

German intelligence Agency BND spied on Netanyahu

Why malware like the Samsam ransomware are so dangerous for hospitals?

The Dronecatcher evolves featuring a new improvement

DB with records of 50 Million Turkish Citizens Leaked Online. Are they recycled data?

Is the hack of an email server behind the Panama Papers?

Flaw in CISCO FirePower Firewall allows malware evade detection

Keep Windows machines infected abusing Windows Desired State Configuration (DSC)

APT6 compromised the US government networks for years

How to easily bypass iPhone 6s Lockscreen to access to Photos and Contacts

Homeland Security – US Consular Consolidated Database vulnerable to cyber attacks

Adobe to patch Flash Player zero-day vulnerability actively exploited in the wild

One Billion WhatsApp Users are now protected by End-to-End Encryption

Italian Government revoked Hacking Team s global export license

Ubuntu issued a patch to fix a number of Kernel Vulnerabilities

TA530 group, spear phishing meets ransomware

Anonymous Philippines hacked the COMELEC. It is the biggest government related data breach

The FBI director confirmed the purchase of a tool to hack the shooters iPhone, but …

Adobe fixes CVE-2016-1019 Zero-Day exploited to serve ransomware

More than 135 million ARRIS cable modems vulnerable to remote attacks

The Open-source vulnerabilities database (OSVDB) shuts down permanently

The CIA is funding a skincare line for the DNA extraction

FBI reveals BEC attacks pilfered $2.3bn from US companies

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