Security Affairs newsletter Round 57 – News of the week

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American company lost $100 million to BEC fraud

Europol and Italian Carabinieri an international ATM Skimming network

Lottery security director hacked random-number generator to rig lotteries

Security Affairs newsletter Round 56 – News of the week

Experts discovered a number of flaws in the Avactis PHP Shopping Cart

PhineasFisher explained how he breached the Hacking Team

A small drone hit a British Airways plane over the Heathrow Airport

IBM warns a spike in the number of PHP C99 Webshell Attacks

The Four Element Sword, weaponized document builder used in APT Attacks

The CIAs Massive Expansion in Social Media Surveillance is Just the Tip of the Iceberg

Hackers spied on a US Congressmans communication abusing the SS7 protocol

MIT designed AI2, the system that can detect 85% of Cyber Attacks

Restricted NATO manual accidentally leaked to boat operators

Multigrain PoS malware exfiltrates stolen card data over DNS

Anonymous presented OnionIRC, a chat service in the Dark Web

Google is a ‘Partially Dangerous Website … According to Google

RansomWhere, the free ransomware detection tool for Mac OS X

A new strain of Teslacrypt implements sophisticated evasion

The Australian government presents his Cyber Security Strategy

Cisco Wireless LAN Controller affected by severe flaws. Patch it now

Healthcare Industry Tops List of Hacker Targets: More than 100 Million Medical Records Compromised in 2015

Asian Nation-State hackers use fileless RAT for their hacking campaign

JIGSAW ransomware slowly deletes your files as you shilly-shally to pay the ransom

FBI paid more than $1.3 million to hack into San Bernardino shooter iPhone

Facebook hacked, someone deployed a malicious webshell on its server

Microsoft Windows Applocker circumvented by exploiting native OS utility to remote execute code

MongoDB DB containing 93.4 million Mexican voter records open online

Facebook passes the 1 million Tor users Milestone

Software Reverse Engineering Process: Basics and Some Explanations

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