Security Affairs newsletter Round 132 – News of the week

Pierluigi Paganini October 15, 2017

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

Once again thank you!

·      Forrester, one of the most influential research and advisory firms was hacked
·      HPE allowed Russians review the code of ArcSight software also used by the Pentagon
·      Security Affairs newsletter Round 131 – News of the week
·      Security researcher found roughly 700 Brother printers left exposed online
·      A man who goes by the nickname LiquidWorm released a FLIR Thermal Camera Exploit
·      Credit agency Experian is using scare tactics to sell a service for tracking traded user data on the dark web
·      KovCoreG group spreading Kovter Malware via fake browser and Flash updates
·      North Korea hackers threaten Irish companies with ‘almost daily attacks
·      Sri Lanka police arrest two men over cyber theft at the Taiwan Bank
·      4G/5G Wireless Networks as Vulnerable as WiFi and putting SmartCities at Risk
·      FIN7 hacking group is switched to new techniques to evade detection
·      FormBook malware used in high-volume distribution campaigns targeting organizations in the US and South Korea
·      Iran-linked OilRig hacked group use a new Trojan in Middle East Attacks
·      Microsofts October Patch Tuesday addresses critical Windows DNS client Zero-Day Flaws tied to DNSSEC
·      Accenture – Embarrassing data leak business data in a public Amazon S3 bucket
·      Israel hackers caught Russian cyber spies abusing Kaspersky AV to steal NSA secrets
·      Kaspersky spotted ATMii, a new strain of ATM malware
·      Microsoft addresses CVE-2017-11826 Office Zero-Day used to deliver malware
·      ASD revealed hacker stole 30GB of sensitive data on Australias military capabilities
·      Equifax website redirected visitors to fake Flash update, its malvertising
·      Results and forecasts: Group-IB presented Hi-Tech Crime Trends 2017 report
·      Swiss BPC banking software SmartVista is vulnerable to SQL Injection attacks
·      A new Facebook scam allows your friend contacts to hack your account
·      Akamai shared a detailed analysis of a Fast Flux Botnet composed of 14K IPs
·      Hyatt Hotels suffered a new payment card breach, the second in two years
·      Republican polling firm Victory Phones database was hacked
·      DoubleLocker, the Android Ransomware that encrypts files and changes PIN Lock
·      SecureWorks shed light on BRONZE BUTLER group that targets Japanese Enterprises
·      Security Service of Ukraine of a new wave of large-scale NotPetya-like attack

 

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Pierluigi Paganini

(Security Affairs – Newsletter)

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