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Security Affairs newsletter Round 19 – Best of the week from best sources

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Every week the best security articles from the best sources free for you in your email box. Russian APT launched a new phishing campaign on the Pentagon Dead NIS agent left note denying spying on SK population Microsoft to spoofed Skype users: Change your account passwords […]

July 26, 2015

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A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Every week the best security articles from the best sources free for you in your email box.

Russian APT launched a new phishing campaign on the Pentagon

Dead NIS agent left note denying spying on SK population

Microsoft to spoofed Skype users: Change your account passwords NOW

North Koreas Red Star Linux inserts sneaky serial content tracker

Phishing campaigns target US government agencies exploiting Hacking Team flaw CVE-2015-5119

Spamquake subsides: less than half of email is now processed portk

Incidents at Federal Government Agencies increased more than 1,000 percent since 2006

When stolen data can ‘phone home’

BGP Security Alerts Coming to Twitter

Cheating Website Ashley Madison Hacked for User Data

The Ruskies are coming for you, NSA director tells City bankers

New Campaign Targeting Japanese with HackingTeam Zero Day

Free Milano Tool scans for Hacking Team Malware and exploits

Arrests Made In JPMorgan Hack, Securities Fraud Scheme

Bug in widely used OpenSSH opens servers to password cracking

Google Helps Lead Effort Against Automated Traffic From Data Centers

Nigerian prince swaps the sweet talk for keyloggers and exploits

LookingGlass Acquires Botnet Monitoring Firm

Facebook query packs detects Hacking Team malware on Mac OS X

Five arrested in JPMorgan hacking case

Deep dive into attribution trove of Hacking Team

Google Patches 43 Vulnerabilities With Release of Chrome 44

Joomla Helpdesk Pro flaws leave systems vulnerable to several attacks

Angler Climbing To Top Of Exploit Heap

Lottery IT security boss guilty of hacking lotto systems to win $14.3m

EFF Hopeful Car Hacking Demo Could Help Yield DMCA Exemption

Researchers Enlist Machine Learning In Malware Detection

Hark, the Hacking Team angels sing, it’s not us who’ve actually sinned

Business Blackout, economic impact of a cyber attack against a power grid

Finding The ROI Of Threat Intelligence: 5 Steps

Report links alleged US, Israeli cybercrims with JPMorgan MEGAHACK

Pakistan wants to copy GCHQ and eavesdrop on world+dogs comms

A new variant of Bartalex used to serve Dyre and Pony Trojans

Researcher discloses Local Privilege Escalation Flaw in Apple Mac OS X

We Never Broke Any Laws: Hacking Team

Fully patched Internet Explorer menaced by a whopping 4 code-execution bugs

Microsoft joins attack on non-consensual pornography

Advanced spyware for Android now available to script kiddies everywhere

US Census Bureau IT systems hacked, data leaked by Anonymous

Security Short Take: Hackers remotely take control of Jeep

VUPEN Founder Launches New Zero-Day Acquisition Firm Zerodium

Fiat Chrysler Recalls 1.4 Million Cars Following Jeep Hack

All Smartwatches on the market are vulnerable to attacks

Chrysler Recalls 1.4 Million Vehicles After Jeep Cherokee PoC Hack

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Pierluigi Paganini

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