Security Affairs newsletter Round 65 – 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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How to bypass two-factor authentication with a text message

WauchulaGhost targets ISIS Twitter Accounts and floods them with porn images

Security Affairs newsletter Round 64 – News of the week

The NSA wants to exploit IoT devices for surveillance and sabotage

Exclusive: Critical vulnerability found on Twitter?

Singapore will isolate Government Computers from the Internet

North Korean Hackers stole defense documents and photos from South

‘Hacking Team and heterogony of ends: how the hack of Phineas Fisher can lead to unwanted worst consequences for the evolution of the Surveillance Tools and State Spyware.

Watch out, FLocker Ransomware targets Android smart TVs

Crooks can clone payments cards with a hi-tech contactless device

Hackers find a way to send massive messages on Telegram

CVE-2016-4171 – Another Flash Zero-Day exploited in targeted attacks

Hack the Pentagon, hackers already found more than 100 flaws

Over 45 Million passwords from Verticalscope 1,000 sites leaked online

ScarCruft APT Group exploited Flash Zero-Day in High-Profile attacks

The xDedic marketplace is selling over 70,000 hacked Servers

Hacking Facebook Accounts with just a phone number through the SS7 protocol

Cisco wireless kits are affected by a critical bug but no fix is available

Russian Hackers get Cozy with American Politics

Ramadan and EURO2016: ISIS Threats Abound in the West

Guccifer 2.0 – Lone Wolf or a Fancy Bear?

FBI – Crooks sought to steal over $3 billion through BEC scams

WarBerry Pi, a Tactical Exploitation device

GitHub said that leaked passwords were used to access its accounts

NATO officially recognizes cyberspace a warfare domain

Tesco Bank mobile app wont run with Tor Orbot tool installed

FBI has a facial recognition system that can access 411 million photos

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