Security Affairs newsletter Round 64 – News of the week

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The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

First of all let inform you that at the #infosec16 SecurityAffairs was awarded as The Best European Personal Security Blog
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Old CVE-2014-3704 flaw in Drupal still exploited in attacks

Sh0ping.su hacked, stolen card data and accounts available for sale

Security Affairs newsletter Round 63 – News of the week

Jacob Appelbaum leaves the Tor Project after accusation of sexual misconduct

It is too easy to find enterprise logins on the Dark Web

100 million credentials from the Russian Facebook VK.com go on sale

Mark Zuckerberg hacked by the hacking crew OurMine Team

As of the end of March, 93 percent of all phishing emails contained ransomware

Charging Mobile Devices could be very risky according to Kaspersky

Hackers can remotely disable car alarm on Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV SUVs

FBI issued an alert about a rise in extortion email schemes

Watch out, Angler Exploit Kit is able to bypass Microsoft EMET defense

Facebook fixed a flaw in the Messenger App.Doubts on its severity

Fabrication-time Attacks and the Manchurian Chip

FTCs chief technologist was victim of Id theft, someone hijacked her phone number

MI5 collected significantly more data than it can use

So You want to Capitalize on the IoT Business…

Its official, μTorrent Forum Hacked!

Companies Are Stockpiling Bitcoin To Quickly Pay Off Ransomware Criminals

A crafted PDF document can hack your Chrome PDF reader, Update Chrome now!

China ready to launch the first hack proof quantum communication satellite

WEEKLY DIGEST – THREAT INTELLIGENCE FEED – MAY 31st  – June 8th  2016

#infosec16 SecurityAffairs awarded as Best European Personal Security Blog

32 Million Twitter account credentials offered for sale

CRYPTXXX campaigns, threat actors switch to Neutrino EK

Are you using EMC and VMware solutions? Watch out unauthorized accesses!

European Union Websites plagued by SQL Injection Flaws

Necurs Botnet, one of the worlds largest malicious architecture has vanished

Twitter resets account login credentials for exposed accounts

More Fallout from the LinkedIn Breach in new Targeted Attacks on Banking

Bolek Banking Trojan, a Carberp Successor is spreading in the wild

How to recover files encrypted by all Teslacrypt Ransomware variants

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