Security Affairs newsletter Round 361 by Pierluigi Paganini
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| U.S. Gov believes North Korea-linked Lazarus APT is behind Ronin Validator cyber heist |
| The unceasing action of Anonymous against Russia |
| Threat actors target the Ukrainian gov with IcedID malware |
| Threat actors use Zimbra exploits to target organizations in Ukraine |
| Conti Ransomware Gang claims responsibility for the Nordex hack |
| ZingoStealer crimeware released for free in the cybercrime ecosystem |
| Auth bypass flaw in Cisco Wireless LAN Controller Software allows device takeover |
| Google fixed third zero-day in Chrome since the start of 2022 |
| Ways to Develop a Cybersecurity Training Program for Employees |
| Analysis of the SunnyDay ransomware |
| US gov agencies e private firms warn nation-state actors are targeting ICS & SCADA devices |
| CISA adds Windows CLFS Driver Privilege Escalation flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog |
| Critical VMware Workspace ONE Access CVE-2022-22954 flaw actively exploited |
| Microsoft has taken legal and technical action to dismantle the Zloader botnet |
| CVE-2021-31805 RCE bug in Apache Struts was finally patched |
| China-linked Hafnium APT leverages Tarrask malware to gain persistence |
| JekyllBot:5 flaws allow hacking TUG autonomous mobile robots in hospitals |
| EU officials were targeted with Israeli surveillance software |
| Microsoft Partch Tuesday for April 2022 fixed 10 critical vulnerabilities |
| Operation TOURNIQUET: Authorities shut down dark web marketplace RaidForums Russia-linked Sandworm APT targets energy facilities in Ukraine with wipers |
| NGINX project maintainers fix flaws in LDAP Reference Implementation |
| CISA adds WatchGuard flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog |
| Anonymous hacked Russia’s Ministry of Culture and leaked 446 GB |
| FFDroider, a new information-stealing malware disguised as Telegram app |
| SuperCare Health discloses a data breach that Impacted +300K people |
| Microsoft’s Autopatch feature improves the patch management process |
| Dependency Review GitHub Action prevents adding known flaws in the code |
| Securing Easy Appointments and earning CVE-2022-0482 |
| Apr 03 – Apr 09 Ukraine – Russia the silent cyber conflict NB65 group targets Russia with a modified version of Conti’s ransomware |
| Facebook blocked Russia and Belarus threat actors’ activity against Ukraine |
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Pierluigi Paganini
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