Security Affairs newsletter Round 357 by Pierluigi Paganini
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| LockBit ransomware group claims to have hacked Bridgestone Americas |
| Attackers use website contact forms to spread BazarLoader malware |
| Russian Internet watchdog Roskomnadzor is going to ban Instagram |
| Ubisoft suffered a cyber security incident that caused a temporary disruption |
| Anonymous hacked Roskomnadzor agency revealing Russian disinformation |
| Open database leaves major Chinese ports exposed to shipping chaos |
| Lapsus$ Ransomware Group is hiring, it announced recruitment of insiders |
| Vodafone investigates claims of a data breach made by Lapsus$ gang |
| Crooks target Ukraine’s IT Army with a tainted DDoS tool |
| CISA added 98 domains to the joint alert related to Conti ransomware gang |
| New Emotet botnet is rapidly growing, with +130K unique bots spread across 179 countries |
| TLStorm flaws allow to remotely manipulate the power of millions of enterprise UPS devices |
| Google blocked China-linked APT31’s attacks targeting U.S. Government |
| Multiple Russian government websites hacked in a supply chain attack |
| Anonymous hacked Russian cams, websites, announced a clamorous leak |
| HP addressed 16 UEFI firmware flaws impacting laptops, desktops, PoS systems |
| Samsung data breach: Lapsus$ gang stole Galaxy devices’ source code |
| Microsoft March 2022 Patch Tuesday updates fix 89 vulnerabilities |
| Google TAG: Russia, Belarus-linked APTs targeted Ukraine |
| Access:7 flaws impact +150 device models from over 100 manufacturers CISA urges to fix actively exploited Firefox zero-days by March 21 |
| Ragnar Locker ransomware group breached at least 52 organizations across 10 critical infrastructure sectors |
| Ukraine’s CERT-UA warns of phishing attacks against Ukrainian citizens |
| Dirty Pipe Linux flaw allows gaining root privileges on major distros |
| Coinbase blocked 25,000 crypto addresses linked to Russian individuals and entities |
| SharkBot, the new generation banking Trojan distributed via Play Store |
| Anonymous hacked Russian streaming services to broadcast war footage |
| Mozilla addresses two actively exploited zero-day flaws in Firefox |
| Anonymous offers $52,000 worth of Bitcoin to Russian troops for surrendered tank. Is it fake news? |
| CVE-2022-0492 flaw in Linux Kernel cgroups feature allows container escape |
| Charities and NGOs providing support in Ukraine hit by malware |
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Pierluigi Paganini
(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)
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