Security Affairs newsletter Round 197 – News of the week

Pierluigi Paganini January 20, 2019

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

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TA505 Group adds new ServHelper Backdoor and FlawedGrace RAT to its arsenal
Computers at the City Hall of Del Rio were infected by ransomware
German Watchdog will request Facebook changes
Unsecured MongoDB archive exposed 202 Million private resumes
Which is the link between Ryuk ransomware and TrickBot?
Zurich refuses to pay Mondelez for NotPetya damages because its ‘an act of war
A flaw in vCard processing could allow hackers to compromise a Win PC
Cranes, drills and other industrial machines exposed to hack by RF protocols
Mozilla will disable Adobe Flash by default starting from Firefox 69
Too many issues in Pentagon networks expose it to cybersecurity risks
Critical bug in Amadeus flight booking system affects 141 airlines
Experts link attack on Chilean interbank network Redbanc NK Lazarus APT
GreyEnergy: Welcome to 2019
I swiped right, Viewing sensitive data cached in your Safari browser.
Multiple Fortnite flaws allowed experts to takeover players accounts
Collection #1 dump, 773 million emails, 21 million passwords
Drupal fixes 2 critical code execution issues flaws in Drupal 7, 8.5 and 8.6
South Korea: hackers compromised Defense Acquisition Program Administration PCs
Unprotected server of Oklahoma Department of Securities exposes millions of government files
Android apps use the motion sensor to evade detection and deliver Anubis malware
Attacks in the wild leverage flaw in ThinkPHP Framework
Fallout Exploit Kit now includes exploit for CVE-2018-15982 Flash zero-day
Oracle critical patch advisory addresses 284 flaws, 33 critical
Twitter fixed a bug in its Android App that exposed Protected Tweets
6 Reasons We Need to Boost Cybersecurity Focus in 2019
A bug in Microsoft partner portal ‘exposes ‘ support requests to all partners
ES File Explorer vulnerabilities potentially impact 100 Million Users
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Pierluigi Paganini

(SecurityAffairs – Microsoft partner portal, data leak)

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