Security Affairs newsletter Round 118 – News of the week

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! The best news of the week with Security Affairs. · FBI hacked a US Darknet shopper who tried to purchase Mail Bomb · NATO attributed the massive NotPetya attack to a ‘state actor and call for a joint investigation · NATO CCD COE attributed the massive […]

July 9, 2017

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

· FBI hacked a US Darknet shopper who tried to purchase Mail Bomb

· NATO attributed the massive NotPetya attack to a ‘state actor and call for a joint investigation

· NATO CCD COE attributed the massive NotPetya attack to a ‘state actor and call for a joint investigation

· Security Affairs newsletter Round 117 – News of the week

· US-CERT published an alert on the last variant of Petya ransomware, including countermeasures

· Google employees affected by the Sabre data breach

· Severe flaws found in German e-Government OSCI 1.2 Communication Library

· Telegram agrees to register in Russia, but it will not share private data

· The NotPetya ransomware is a Brick Through Your Windows

· A fresh massive AdGholas Malvertising campaign infects millions

· Hacker Interview Mubix Rob Fuller – Security Affairs

· How to chain flaws in Lenovo VIBE smartphones to gain root privileges

· Security researchers Crack 1024-bit RSA Encryption in GnuPG Crypto Library

· Vulnerabilities in Pre-Installed Software expose Dell Systems to hack

· AV-TEST: The number of malware decreases, but their complexity increases

· Bithumb, the fourth largest Bitcoin exchange has been hacked

· Ukrainian cyberpolice seized MeDoc servers while hackers withdrawn Bitcoin from NotPetya wallet

· Why AA didnt inform customers after a massive data leak

· AlphaBay Market, one of the largest Dark Web marketplaces is down. Is it an Exit-Scam?

· CISCO fixed 3 critical issued in Elastic Services Controller and Ultra Services Framework

· Perl devs fix an important flaw in DBD—MySQL that affects encryption between client and server

· Risks of hacking attacks: Ransomware – Cryptolocker and tutorials for Italian SMEs in the light of the Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive.

· Wikileaks: BothanSpy and Gyrfalcon CIA Implants steal SSH Credentials from Windows and Linux OSs

· BroadPwn potentially expose to hack millions of Android devices using Broadcom Wi-Fi Chip

· CopyCat Android malware infected 14 Million devices and rooted 8 Million

· The author of the original Petya ransomware released the master key

· Tips to Stay Secure on Summer Vacations

· GMR-2 issues allow satellite phone communications decryption in near real-time

· Hard Rock and Loews hotel chains notified guests of security breaches

· Mondelez International and Reckitt warn of economic impact of cyber attack on sales

· UK Police: Accessing the Darkweb could be a sign of terrorism

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