Security Affairs newsletter Round 391
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| Twilio discloses another security incident that took place in June |
| A massive cyberattack hit Slovak and Polish Parliaments |
| How will Twitter change under Elon Musk? |
| Multiple vulnerabilities affect the Juniper Junos OS |
| Google fixes a new actively exploited Chrome zero-day, it is the seventh one this year |
| Apple backports fixes for CVE-2022-42827 zero-day to older iPhones, iPads |
| New York Post hacked? No, the culprit is an employee |
| Raspberry Robin operators are selling initial access to compromised enterprise networks to ransomware gangs |
| Thomson Reuters collected and leaked at least 3TB of sensitive data |
| SiriSpy flaw allows eavesdropping on users’ conversations with Siri British hacker arraigned for running The Real Deal dark web marketplace |
| OpenSSL to fix the second critical flaw ever |
| See Tickets discloses data breach, customers’ credit card data exposed |
| US charges Ukrainian man with Raccoon Infostealer operation |
| October 26, 2022 By Pierluigi Paganini Posted In Breaking News Cyber Crime Malware |
| Two flaws in Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility client for Windows actively exploited |
| VMware fixes critical RCE in VMware Cloud Foundation |
| Experts disclosed a 22-year-old bug in popular SQLite Database library |
| Two PoS Malware used to steal data from more than 167,000 credit cards |
| Hive ransomware gang starts leaking data allegedly stolen from Tata Power |
| Dormant Colors campaign operates over 1M malicious Chrome extensions Apple fixed the ninth actively exploited zero-day this year |
| Cuba ransomware affiliate targets Ukraine, CERT-UA warns |
| Norway PM warns of Russia cyber threat to oil and gas industry |
| Malicious Clicker apps in Google Play have 20M+ installs |
| Security experts targeted with malicious CVE PoC exploits on GitHub |
| Hackers stole sensitive data from Iran’s atomic energy agency |
| Wholesale giant METRO confirmed to have suffered a cyberattack |
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Pierluigi Paganini
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