Security Affairs newsletter Round 349
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| Threat actors stole $18.7M from the Lympo NTF platform |
| Prominent Carding Marketplace UniCC announced it’s shutting down |
| One of the REvil members arrested by FSB was behind Colonial Pipeline attack |
| Threat actors defaced Ukrainian government websites |
| Lorenz ransomware gang stolen files from defense contractor Hensoldt |
| Russian government claims to have dismantled REvil ransomware gang |
| North Korea-linked APT BlueNoroff focuses on crypto theft |
| Ukrainian police arrested Ransomware gang behind attacks on 50 companies |
| Threat actors can bypass malware detection due to Microsoft Defender weakness |
| Cisco fixes a critical flaw in Unified CCMP and Unified CCDM Threat actors abuse public cloud services to spread multiple RATs |
| Mozilla addresses High-Risk Firefox, Thunderbird vulnerabilities |
| USCYBERCOM: MuddyWater APT is linked to Iran’s MOIS intelligence |
| SysJoker, a previously undetected cross-platform backdoor made the headlines |
| KCodes NetUSB flaw impacts millions of SOHO routers |
| Russia-linked threat actors targets critical infrastructure, US authorities warn |
| New RedLine malware version distributed as fake Omicron stat counter |
| Iran-linked APT35 group exploits Log4Shell flaw to deploy a new PowerShell backdoor |
| Adobe fixes 4 critical Reader bugs that were demonstrated at Tianfu Cup |
| Microsoft Patch Tuesday fixes critical Office RCE Night Sky ransomware operators exploit Log4Shell to target hack VMware Horizon servers |
| AvosLocker ransomware now targets Linux systems, including ESXi servers |
| WordPress 5.8.3 Security Release fixes four vulnerabilities |
| Several EA Sports FIFA 22 players have been hacked |
| Abcbot and Xanthe botnets have the same origin, experts discovered |
| Indian-linked Patchwork APT infected its own system revealing its ops |
| New ZLoader malware campaign hit more than 2000 victims across 111 countries |
| Cyber Defense Magazine – January 2022 has arrived. Enjoy it! |
| US NCSC and DoS share best practices against surveillance tools |
| Swiss army asks its personnel to use the Threema instant-messaging app Russian submarines threatening undersea cables, UK defence chief warns |
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Pierluigi Paganini
(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)
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