Security Affairs newsletter Round 291
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| A cyberattack crippled the IT infrastructure of the City of Saint John |
| Hundreds of female sports stars and celebrities have their naked photos and videos leaked online |
| Romanians arrested for running underground malware services |
| Threat actor shared a list of 49,577 IPs vulnerable Fortinet VPNs |
| Computer Security and Data Privacy, the perfect alliance |
| FBI issued an alert on Ragnar Locker ransomware activity |
| Massive threat campaign strikes open-source repos, Sonatype spots new CursedGrabber malware |
| TikTok fixed security issues that could have led one-click account takeover |
| VMware discloses critical zero-day CVE-2020-4006 in Workspace One |
| VMware fixed SD-WAN flaws that could allow hackers to target enterprise networks |
| 2FA bypass in cPanel potentially exposes tens of millions of websites to hack |
| A new Stantinko Bot masqueraded as httpd targeting Linux servers |
| Baidu Android apps removed from Play Store because caught collecting user details |
| Credential stuffing attack targeted 300K+ Spotify users |
| Crooks social-engineered GoDaddy staff to take over crypto-biz domains |
| Microsoft fixes Kerberos Authentication issues with an out-of-band Update |
| TrickBot operators continue to update their malware to increase resilience to takedown |
| Belden discloses data breach as a result of a cyber attack |
| Group-IB Hi-Tech Crime Trends 2020/2021 report |
| Operation Falcon: Group-IB helps INTERPOL identify Nigerian BEC ring members |
| Retail giant Home Depot agrees to a $17.5 million settlement over 2014 data breach |
| UK NCSCs alert urges orgs to fix MobileIron CVE-2020-15505 RCE |
| Watch out, WAPDropper malware could subscribe you to premium services |
| A zero-day in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 has yet to be fixed |
| Carding Action 2020: Group-IB supports Europol-backed operation saving €40 million |
| Danish news agency Ritzau hit by ransomware, but did not pay the ransom |
| Ransomware hits US Fertility the largest US fertility network |
| Sophos notifies data leak after a misconfiguration |
| SSH-backdoor Botnet With ‘Research Infection Technique |
| A week later, Manchester United has yet to recover after a cyberattack |
| Canon publicly confirms August ransomware attack and data breach |
| Details of 16 million Brazilian COVID-19 patients exposed online |
| Drupal emergency updates fix critical arbitrary PHP code execution |
| North Korean hackers allegedly behind cyberattacks on AstraZeneca |
| The global impact of the Fortinet 50.000 VPN leak posted online |
| Chip maker Advantech hit by Conti ransomware gang |
| Hundreds of C-level executives credentials available for $100 to $1500 per account |
| Office 365 phishing campaign leverages Oracle and Amazon cloud services |
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Pierluigi Paganini
(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)
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