Security Affairs newsletter Round 337
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NATO releases its first strategy for Artificial Intelligence |
Threat actors offer for sale data for 50 millions of Moscow drivers |
Cisco SD-WAN flaw could lead to arbitrary code execution, patch it now! |
Supply-chain attack on NPM Package UAParser, which has millions of daily downloads |
Facebook SSRF Dashboard allows hunting SSRF vulnerabilities |
Groove ransomware group calls on other ransomware gangs to hit US public sector |
DarkSide ransomware operators move 6.8M worth of Bitcoin after REvil shutdown |
FIN7 cybercrime gang creates fake cybersecurity firm to recruit pentesters for ransomware attacks |
FiveSys, a new digitally-signed rootkit spotted by Bitdefender experts |
Evil Corp rebrands their ransomware, this time is the Macaw Locker A flaw in WinRAR could lead to remote code execution |
Administrators of bulletproof hosting sentenced to prison in the US |
US Bureau of Industry and Security bans export of hacking tools to authoritarian regimes |
Top 5 Attack Vectors to Look Out For in 2022 |
YouTube creators’ accounts hijacked with cookie-stealing malware |
PurpleFox botnet variant uses WebSockets for more secure C2 communication |
Acer suffers a second data breach in a week |
China-linked LightBasin group accessed calling records from telcos worldwide |
Zerodium is looking for zero-day exploits in ExpressVPN, NordVPN, and Surfshark Windows VPN clients |
Experts found many similarities between the new Karma Ransomware and Nemty variants Symantec uncovered a previously unknown nation-state actor, named Harvester, that targeted telcos |
FBI, CISA, NSA published a joint advisory on BlackMatter ransomware operations |
Trustwave released a free decryptor for the BlackByte ransomware |
TeamTNT Deploys Malicious Docker Image On Docker Hub |
Prometheus endpoint unprotected installs could expose sensitive data |
Sinclair TV stations downtime allegedly caused by a ransomware attack |
REvil ransomware operation shuts down once again |
Experts spotted an Ad-Blocking Chrome extension injecting malicious ads |
Experts hacked a fully patched iOS 15 running on iPhone 13 at China’s Tianfu Cup hacking contest |
Twitch security breach had minimal impact, the company states |
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Pierluigi Paganini
(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)
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