Security Affairs newsletter Round 280
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| Emotet botnet has begun to use a new ‘Red Dawn template |
| Malicious npm package ‘fallguys removed from the official repository |
| US DoJ wants the funds stored by North Korea in 280 BTC and ETH |
| Google removed malicious Terracotta apps from the Play Store |
| Hackers are trying to exploit DoS flaw in Cisco IOS XR software running in carrier-grade routers |
| Qbot uses a new email collector module in the latest campaign |
| Researchers warn of QNAP NAS attacks in the wild |
| Details of millions of U.S. Voters leaked to Russias Dark Web forum |
| France will not ban Huawei from its upcoming 5G networks |
| Iran-linked APT group Pioneer Kitten sells access to hacked networks |
| Norway ‘s Parliament, Stortinget, discloses a security breach |
| Tor launches Tor Project Membership Program to financially support its work |
| Cisco addresses critical code execution flaw in Cisco Jabber for Windows |
| Hackers are actively exploiting critical RCE in WordPress sites using File Manager plugin |
| Hackers use e-skimmer that exfiltrates payment data via Telegram |
| MAGMI Magento plugin flaw allows remote code execution on a vulnerable site |
| New KryptoCibule Windows Trojan spreads via malicious torrents |
| AlphaBay dark web marketplace moderator was sentenced to 11 years of prison time |
| Cyber Defense Magazine – September 2020 has arrived. Enjoy it! |
| Is the Belarusian government behind the surveillance Android app banned by Google? |
| The Twitter account of Indian Prime Minister Modi was hacked |
| Evilnum APT used Python-based RAT PyVil in recent attacks |
| SunCrypt Ransomware behind North Carolina school district data breach |
| U.S. Department of Defense discloses details about critical and high severity issues |
| Warner Music Group online stores hit by look-like Magecart attack |
| A full replacement of all Huawei and ZTE hardware on American wireless networks will cost $1.837bn |
| FBI issued a second flash alert about ProLock ransomware in a few months |
| Hackers use overlay screens on legitimate sites to steal Outlook credentials |
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Pierluigi Paganini
(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)
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