Security Affairs newsletter Round 293
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COVID-19 themed attacks October 1 – December 5, 2020 |
Drug dealers are selling Pfizer COVID vaccines on the darkweb |
LockBit Ransomware operators hit Swiss helicopter maker Kopter |
Police arrest two people over stealing sensitive data from defense giant |
A ransomware attack hit the Greater Baltimore Medical Center |
Cisco fixes exploitable RCEs in Cisco Security Manager |
DoppelPaymer ransomware gang hit Foxconn electronics giant |
Russia-linked hackers actively exploit CVE-2020-4006 VMware flaw, NSA warns |
US Cyber Command and Australian IWD to develop shared cyber training range |
Critical remote code execution fixed in PlayStation Now |
Expert discloses zero-click, wormable flaw in Microsoft Teams |
OpenSSL is affected by a ‘High Severity security flaw, update it now |
QNAP fixed eight flaws that could allow NAS devices takeover |
Russian Alexander Vinnik sentenced in Paris to five years in prison for money laundering |
Top cybersecurity firm FireEye hacked by a nation-state actor |
Unauthenticated Command Injection bug opens D-Link VPN routers to hack |
Apache Software Foundation fixes code execution flaw in Apache Struts 2 |
Crooks hide software skimmer inside CSS files |
European Medicines Agency targeted by cyber attack |
Microsoft December 2020 Patch Tuesday fixes 58 bugs, 9 are critical |
The importance of computer identity in network communications: how to protect it and prevent its theft |
Attack on Vermont Medical Center is costing the hospital $1.5M a day |
Cisco addresses critical RCE vulnerability in Jabber |
Expert published PoC exploit code for Kerberos Bronze Bit attack |
njRAT RAT operators leverage Pastebin C2 tunnels to avoid detection |
Russia-linked APT28 uses COVID-19 lures to deliver Zebrocy malware |
Adrozek malware silently inject ads into search results in multiple browsers |
Facebook links cyberespionage group APT32 to Vietnamese IT firm |
Interview with Massimiliano Brolli, Head of TIM Red Team Research |
Spotify reset user passwords after accidentally personal information exposure |
Threat actors target K-12 distance learning education, CISA and FBI warn |
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Pierluigi Paganini
(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)
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