Security Affairs newsletter Round 374 by Pierluigi Paganini
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| Critical flaw in Netwrix Auditor application allows arbitrary code execution |
| CISA urges to fix multiple critical flaws in Juniper Networks products |
| Threat actors exploit a flaw in Digium Phone Software to target VoIP servers |
| Tainted password-cracking software for industrial systems used to spread P2P Sality bot |
| Experts warn of attacks on sites using flawed Kaswara Modern WPBakery Page Builder Addons |
| Holy Ghost ransomware operation is linked to North Korea |
| RedAlert, LILITH, and 0mega, 3 new ransomware in the wild |
| Mantis botnet powered the largest HTTPS DDoS attack in June |
| The new Retbleed speculative execution attack impacts both Intel and AMD chips |
| Former CIA employee Joshua Schulte was convicted of Vault 7 massive leak Microsoft published exploit code for a macOS App sandbox escape flaw |
| VMware fixed a flaw in vCenter Server discovered eight months ago |
| Qakbot operations continue to evolve to avoid detection |
| Three UEFI Firmware flaws found in tens of Lenovo Notebook models |
| Large-scale AiTM phishing campaign targeted +10,000 orgs since 2021 |
| The President of European Central Bank Christine Lagarde targeted by hackers |
| Flaws in the ExpressLRS Protocol allow the takeover of drones |
| Microsoft announced the general availability of Windows Autopatch feature |
| Cloud-Based Cryptocurrency mining attacks abuse GitHub Actions and Azure VM |
| A fake job offer via LinkedIn allowed to steal $540M from Axie Infinity Anubis Networks is back with new C2 server |
| BlackCat (aka ALPHV) Ransomware is Increasing Stakes up to $2,5M in Demands |
| Experts warn of the new 0mega ransomware operation |
| Experts demonstrate how to unlock several Honda models via Rolling-PWN attack |
| French telephone operator La Poste Mobile suffered a ransomware attack |
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Pierluigi Paganini
(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)
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