Security Affairs newsletter Round 310
A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Every week the best security articles from Security Affairs free for you in your email box.
| Is the recent accident at Iran Natanz nuclear plant a cyber attack? |
| Joker malware infected 538,000 Huawei Android devices |
| Personal data of 1.3 million Clubhouse users leaked online |
| Fitch Ratings: Cyberattacks could pose a material risk to water and sewer utilities |
| LinkedIn confirmed that it was not a victim of a data breach |
| Two former NSA Officials appointed by Joe Biden for prominent cyber roles |
| Adobe addresses two critical vulnerabilities in Photoshop |
| Expert publicly released Chromium-based browsers exploit demonstrated at Pwn2Own 2021 |
| Experts released PoC exploit code for a critical RCE in QNAP NAS devices |
| Expired certificate caused a Pulse Secure VPN global scale outage |
| Microsoft fixes 2 critical Exchange Server flaws reported by the NSA |
| Millions of devices impacted by NAME:WRECK flaws |
| FBI silently removed web shells planted on Microsoft Exchange servers in the US |
| FireEye: 650 new threat groups were tracked in 2020 |
| Sweden blames Russia for Swedish Sports Confederation hack |
| WhatsApp flaws could have allowed hackers to remotely hack mobile devices |
| April 2021 Security Patch Day fixes a critical flaw in SAP Commerce |
| Cyber thieves move $760 million stolen in the 2016 Bitfinex heist |
| For the second time in a week, a Google Chromium zero-day released online |
| US Gov sanctions Russia and expels 10 diplomats over SolarWinds hack |
| Critical RCE can allow attackers to compromise Juniper Networks devices |
| Lazarus BTC Changer. Back in action with JS sniffers redesigned to steal crypto |
| Mirai code re-use in Gafgyt |
| Russia-linked APT SVR actively targets these 5 flaws |
| 6 out of 11 EU agencies running Solarwinds Orion software were hacked |
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Pierluigi Paganini
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