Security Affairs newsletter Round 327

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Four years after its takedown, AlphaBay marketplace revamped
Classified documents from Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs are available for sale
Dumping user’s Microsoft Azure credentials in plaintext from Windows 365
SynAck ransomware gang releases master decryption keys for old victims
Vice Society ransomware also exploits PrintNightmare flaws in its attack
Google open-sourced Allstar tool to secure GitHub repositories
Microsoft warns of a evasive year-long spear-phishing campaign targeting Office 365 users
Trend Micro warns customers of zero-day attacks against its products
Magniber Ransomware operators use PrintNightmare exploits to infect Windows servers
Microsoft warns of a new unpatched Windows Print Spooler RCE zero-day
Threat actors behind the Poly Network hack are returning stolen funds
Accenture has been hit by a LockBit 2.0 ransomware attack
UNC215, an alleged China-linked APT group targets Israel orgs
Adobe fixes critical flaws in Magento, patch it immediately
Microsoft patch Tuesday security updates fix PrintNightmare flaws
$611 million stolen in Poly Network cross-chain hack
New eCh0raix ransomware variant targets NAS devices from both QNAP and Synology vendors
Microsoft Azure Sentinel uses Fusion ML to detect ransomware attacks
FlyTrap, a new Android Trojan compromised thousands of Facebook accounts
StealthWorker botnet targets Synology NAS devices to drop ransomware
City of Joplin paid a 320K ransom after a ransomware Attack
Australian Cyber Security Centre warns of a surge of LockBit 2.0 ransomware attacks
Threat actors are probing Microsoft Exchange servers for ProxyShell flaws
1M compromised cards available for free in the underground market
A zero-day RCE in Cisco ASDM has yet to be fixed

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