Security Affairs newsletter Round 344
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| Western Digital SanDisk SecureAccess flaws allow brute force and dictionary attacks |
| New ‘Karakurt’ cybercrime gang focuses on data theft and extortion |
| Cybereason released Logout4Shell, a vaccine for Log4Shell Apache Log4j RCE |
| Volvo Cars suffers a data breach. Is it a ransomware attack? |
| Australian ACSC warns of Conti ransomware attacks against local orgs |
| A zero-day exploit for Log4j Java library could have a tsunami impact on IT giants |
| 1.6 million WordPress sites targeted in the last couple of days |
| Dark Mirai botnet spreads targeting RCE on TP-Link routers |
| Mozilla fixed high-severity bugs in Firefox and Thunderbird mail client |
| Crooks injects e-skimmers in random WordPress plugins of e-stores |
| Tens of malicious NPM packages caught hijacking Discord servers |
| Moobot botnet spreads by exploiting CVE-2021-36260 flaw in Hikvision products |
| Microsoft Vancouver leaking website credentials via overlooked DS_STORE file |
| SonicWall strongly urges customers to apply patches to SMA 100 devices |
| CS Energy foiled a ransomware attack |
| Emotet directly drops Cobalt Strike beacons without intermediate Trojans |
| Google disrupts the Glupteba botnet |
| Bitcoin Miner [oom_reaper] targets QNAP NAS devices |
| Microsoft seized 42 domains used by the China-linked APT15 cyberespionage group Nobelium continues to target organizations worldwide with custom malware |
| Nobelium APT targets French orgs, French ANSSI agency warns |
| 330 SPAR stores close or switch to cash-only payments after a cyberattack |
| DMEA Colorado electric utility hit by a disruptive cyberattack |
| Threat actors stole more than $150 million worth of cryptocurrency tokens from BitMart platform |
| Hackers are sending receipts with anti-work messages to businesses’ printers |
| Magnat malvertising campaigns spreads malicious Chrome extensions, backdoors and info stealers |
| Hundreds of vulnerabilities in common Wi-Fi routers affect millions of users |
| German BSI agency warns of ransomware attacks over Christmas holidays |
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Pierluigi Paganini
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