Security Affairs newsletter Round 70 – News of the week

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Hackers used malware to steal $2 million from ATMs in Taiwan

Riffle network will be more secure and performing than Tor

Security Affairs newsletter Round 69 – News of the week

Hacker Interviews – Mr Xer

Robocop is (almost) here : Artificial Intelligence in your Security Team

Android.Fakebank.B inhibits outgoing calls to bank customer services

OpenSSH is affected by a user enumeration bug

Hacker Interviews – Zeus Anon

Data breaches in the healthcare sector are fueling the dark web

Hacker is offering for sale a complete US Voters archive

SFG malware was not designed to target SCADA systems in the energy industry

Abusing Two-factor authentication to steal money from Instagram, Google and Microsoft

cuteRansomware leverages Google Docs to avoid detection

Baby monitors still open to hackers across the UK, warns the ICO

Delilah, the first Trojan to recruit Insiders

Hacking Apple devices with just a Message exploiting the CVE-2016-4631

Hacker Interviews – Matteo Meucci

Erdogan Emails: WikiLeaks blocked in Turkey after the release of 300K government emails

Major websites compromised in the last SoakSoak campaign

The threat of Ransomware

Is Phineas Fisher behind the AKP hack that allowed the disclosure of Erdogan Emails?

Feds arrested the KickassTorrents owner and seized the domain names

3D printing of a dead mans fingers allows unlocking his phone

Many enterprise apps affected by flaws in Oracle OIT libraries

Snowden and Bunnies devised the Introspection Engine to avoid surveillance

Hacker Interviews – The r00t

Cyber Security: Red Team, Blue Team and Purple Team

Is the Infocube firm tied to the Carbanak cybercrime gang?

Hacker Interviews – Scrub

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