Security Affairs newsletter Round 354
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CISA compiled a list of free cybersecurity tools and services |
White House and UK Gov attribute DDoS attacks on Ukraine to Russia’s GRU |
UpdraftPlus WordPress plugin update forced for million sites |
Google Privacy Sandbox promises to protect user privacy online |
Iran-linked TunnelVision APT is actively exploiting the Log4j vulnerability |
CVE-2021-44731 Linux privilege escalation bug affects Canonical’s Snap Package Manager |
Researchers created a PoC exploit for recently disclosed critical Magento CVE-2022-24086 bug |
Threat actors leverage Microsoft Teams to spread malware |
Specially crafted emails could crash Cisco ESA devices |
European Data Protection Supervisor call for bans on surveillance spyware like Pegasus New Kraken botnet is allowing operators to earn USD 3,000 every month |
Nation-state actors hacked Red Cross exploiting a Zoho bug |
Russia-linked threat actors breached US cleared defense contractors (CDCs) |
Trickbot targets customers of 60 High-Profile companies |
Experts disclose details of Apache Cassandra DB RCE |
CISA added 9 new flaws to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog, including Magento e Chrome bugs |
VMware fixes flaws demonstrated at Chinese Tianfu Cup hacking contest |
Ukraine: Military defense agencies and banks hit by cyberattacks |
QNAP extends security Updates for some EOL devices |
BlackCat gang claimed responsibility for Swissport ransomware attack Google fixes a Chrome zero-day flaw actively exploited in attacks |
Remote sex toys might spice up your love life – but crooks could also get a kick out of them |
SSU: Russia-linked actors are targeting Ukraine with ‘massive wave of hybrid warfare’ |
BlackByte ransomware breached at least 3 US critical infrastructure organizations |
European Central Bank tells banks to step up defences against nation-state attacks |
Critical Magento zero-day flaw CVE-2022-24086 actively exploited |
Alleged ransomware attack disrupted operations at Slovenia’s Pop TV station |
Organizations paid at least $602 million to ransomware gangs in 2021 |
San Francisco 49ers NFL team discloses BlackByte ransomware attack |
Analyzing Phishing attacks that use malicious PDFs |
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Pierluigi Paganini
(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)
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