Security Affairs newsletter Round 75 – News of the week

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Bitcoins move from the seized SilkRoad wallet to the ShadowBrokers

Security Affairs newsletter Round 74 – News of the week

Twitter suspended 235,000 accounts belonging to the ISIS in 6 months

3D models based on Facebook images can fool Facial recognition systems

The US DoE has awarded $34 million projects to secure the power grid

BHU Wi-Fi router, it is really too easy to hack these network devices

Members call for a Tor General Strike and shut down Tor for a day

New Gozi Campaigns Target Global Brands with sophisticated features

Epic Games forums hacked again, thousands of account logins stolen

Hacker Interviews – C aka @NotCracka

IoT – Shocking : How your home sockets could aid in Cyber attacks

Linux.Rex.1, a new Linux Trojan the creates a P2P Botnet

Navis WebAccess app used by US Ports is affected by a SQL injection flaw

The Equation Groups exploit ExtraBacon works on newer Cisco ASA

Europol Operation Daylight, arrested 75 suspects for sharing child sex images

ATMs in Thailand hacked by a cybercrime gang linked to Taiwan theft

vBulletin vulnerabilities exposed more than 27 million users records

Linux.PNScan Trojan is back to compromise routers and install backdoors

Cisco Updates ASA Software to fix the Equation Groups EXTRABACON exploit

WhatsApp will share your data with Facebook. How to say no?

Secret data on DCNS Scorpene submarines leaked online, it could be a disaster.

Apple fixed Zero-Days flaws exploited by nation-state spyware

Mozilla launched the Observatory tool to test the security of websites

New Locky Ransomware variant uses DLLs for distribution

Opera warns Opera Sync users of possible security breach

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