Security Affairs newsletter Round 328
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U.S. State Department was recently hit by a cyber attack |
New LockFile ransomware gang uses ProxyShell and PetitPotam exploits |
US CISA releases guidance on how to prevent ransomware data breaches |
Lojas Renner, Brazilian largest clothing store chain, was hit by ransomware |
Emsisoft releases free SynAck ransomware decryptor |
Cloudflare mitigated the largest ever volumetric DDoS attack to date |
Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) fixes High-Severity DoS flaw in BIND DNS Software |
Mozi P2P Botnet also targets Netgear, Huawei, and ZTE devices |
Cisco warns of Server Name Identification data exfiltration flaw in multiple products |
637 flaws in industrial control system (ICS) products were published in H1 2021 |
Threat actors stole $97 million from Liquid cryptocurency exchange |
Cisco will not patch critical flaw CVE-2021-34730 in EoF routers |
Threat actors hacked US Census Bureau in 2020 by exploiting a Citrix flaw |
NK-linked InkySquid APT leverages IE exploits in recent attacks |
New analysis of Diavol ransomware reinforces the link to TrickBot gang |
T-Mobile data breach has impacted 48.6 million customers |
Adobe addresses two critical vulnerabilities in Photoshop |
Hamburg’s data protection agency (DPA) states that using Zoom violates GDPR |
Kalay cloud platform flaw exposes millions of IoT devices to hack |
Fortinet FortiWeb OS Command Injection allows takeover servers remotely |
1.9 million+ records from the FBI’s terrorist watchlist available online |
Colonial Pipeline discloses data breach after May ransomware attack |
T-Mobile confirms data breach that exposed customer personal info |
Recent attacks on Iran were orchestrated by the Indra group |
US FINRA warns US brokerage firms and brokers of ongoing phishing attacks |
Threat actor claims to be selling data of more than 100 million T-Mobile customers |
A job ad published by the UK’s Ministry of Defence revealed a secret hacking squad |
Glowworm Attack allows sound recovery via a device’s power indicator LED |
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Pierluigi Paganini
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