Security Affairs newsletter Round 325
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| Crooks target Kubernetes installs via Argo Workflows to deploy miners |
| XCSSET MacOS malware targets Telegram, Google Chrome data and more |
| Apple fixes CVE-2021-30807 flaw, the 13th zero-day this year |
| Hiding Malware inside a model of a neural network |
| Microsoft publishes mitigations for the PetitPotam attack |
| No More Ransom helped ransomware victims to save almost €1B |
| DIVD discloses three new unpatched Kaseya Unitrends zero-days |
| Flaws in Zimbra could allow to takeover webmail server of a targeted organization |
| Hackers flooded the Babuk ransomware gangs forum with gay porn images |
| South Africas logistics company Transnet SOC hit by a ransomware attack |
| BlackMatter ransomware group claims to be Darkside and REvil succesor |
| Chinese cyberspies used a new PlugX variant, dubbed THOR, in attacks against MS Exchange Servers |
| US, UK, and Australian agencies warn of top routinely exploited issues |
| BlackMatter and Haron, two new ransomware gangs in the threat landscape |
| Critical flaw in Microsoft Hyper-V could allow RCE and DoS |
| LockBit 2.0, the first ransomware that uses group policies to encrypt Windows domains |
| CVE-2021-3490 – Pwning Linux kernel eBPF on Ubuntu machines |
| Estonia ‘s police arrested a Tallin resident who stole 286K ID scans from a government DB |
| Meteor was the wiper used against Irans national railway system |
| Android Banking Trojan Vultur uses screen recording for credentials stealing |
| Threat actors leaked data stolen from EA, including FIFA code |
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Pierluigi Paganini
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