Security Affairs newsletter Round 376 by Pierluigi Paganini
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| Reading the “ENISA THREAT LANDSCAPE FOR RANSOMWARE ATTACKS” report |
| CISA orders to patch an actively exploited flaw in Confluence servers |
| Microsoft experts linked the Raspberry Robin malware to Evil Corp operation |
| Strong Authentication – Robust Identity and Access Management Is a Strategic Choice |
| Exploitation is underway for a critical flaw in Atlassian Confluence Server and Data Center |
| Malware-laced npm packages used to target Discord users |
| Akamai blocked the largest DDoS attack ever on its European customers |
| LibreOffice fixed 3 flaws, including a code execution issue |
| Threat actors use new attack techniques after Microsoft blocked macros by default ENISA provides data related to major telecom security incidents in 2021 |
| European firm DSIRF behind the attacks with Subzero surveillance malware |
| Spain police arrested two men accused of cyber attacks on radioactivity alert network (RAR) |
| Attackers increasingly abusing IIS extensions to establish covert backdoors |
| DUCKTAIL operation targets Facebook’s Business and Ad accounts |
| The strange similarities between Lockbit 3.0 and Blackmatter ransomware |
| U.S. increased rewards for info on North Korea-linked threat actors to $10 million |
| Threat actors leverages DLL-SideLoading to spread Qakbot malware |
| Zero Day attacks target online stores using PrestaShop |
| CosmicStrand, a new sophisticated UEFI firmware rootkit linked to China Flaws in FileWave MDM could have allowed hacking +1000 organizzations |
| Lockbit ransomware gang claims to have breached the Italian Revenue Agency |
| Amadey malware spreads via software cracks laced with SmokeLoader |
| Drupal developers fixed a code execution flaw in the popular CMS |
| Is APT28 behind the STIFF#BIZON attacks attributed to North Korea-linked APT37? |
| Security Affairs newsletter Round 375 by Pierluigi Paganini |
| A database containing data of 5.4 million Twitter accounts available for sale |
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