Security Affairs newsletter Round 302
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| PayPal addresses reflected XSS bug in user wallet currency converter |
| The kingpin behind Jokers Stash retires with a billionaire exit |
| France agency ANSSI links Russias Sandworm APT to attacks on hosting providers |
| French and Ukrainian police arrested Egregor ransomware affiliates/partners in Ukraine |
| The malicious code in SolarWinds attack was the work of 1,000+ developers |
| VMware fixes command injection issue in vSphere Replication |
| A new Bluetooth overlay skimmer block chip-based transactions |
| Hackers abusing the Ngrok platform phishing attacks |
| Popular SHAREit app is affected by severe flaws yet to be fixed |
| Telegram flaw could have allowed access to users secret chats |
| Centreon says that recently disclosed campaigns only targeted obsolete versions of its open-source software |
| Latin American Javali trojan weaponizing Avira antivirus legitimate injector to implant malware |
| ScamClub malvertising gang abused WebKit zero-day to redirect to online gift card scams |
| US DoJ charges three members of the North Korea-linked Lazarus APT group |
| Credential stuffing attack hit RIPE NCC: Members have to enable 2FA |
| SolarWinds hackers had access to components used by Azure, Intune, and Exchange |
| The OpenSSL Project addressed three vulnerabilities |
| WatchDog botnet targets Windows and Linux servers in cryptomining campaign |
| Experts spotted the first malware tailored for Apple M1 Chip, it is just the beginning |
| Hackers steal credit card data abusing Googles Apps Script |
| New Masslogger Trojan variant exfiltrates user credentials |
| Privacy bug in the Brave browser exposes Tor addresses to users DNS provider |
| Sequoia Capital Venture Capital firm discloses a data breach |
| Silver Sparrow, a new malware infects Mac systems using Apple M1 chip |
| SonicWall releases second firmware updates for SMA 100 vulnerability |
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Pierluigi Paganini
(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)
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