Security Affairs newsletter Round 199 – News of the week

Pierluigi Paganini February 03, 2019

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived!

The best news of the week with Security Affairs.

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Using steganography to obfuscate PDF exploits
Aztarna – the open-source scanning tool for vulnerable robots
Cobalt cybercrime gang abused Google App Engine in recent attacks
Dailymotion forces password reset in response to credential stuffing Attack
Hackers are targeting Cisco RV320/RV325, over 9K routers exposed online
Hackers compromise WordPress sites via Zero-Day flaws in Total Donations plugin
Authorities shut down XDEDIC marketplace in an international operation
Disable FaceTime, a bug lets you hear a persons audio before he answers
Law enforcement worldwide hunting users of DDoS-for-Hire services
Netanyahu accuses Iran of cyber attacks carried out daily
US DoJ charges Huawei sanctions violations and in technology espionage
Facebook paid teens $20 to install a Research App that spies on them
Iran-Linked APT39 group use off-the-shelf tools to steal data
Reading the ENISA Threat Landscape Report 2018
Skyscanner launches a public bug bounty program
Sofacys Zepakab Downloader Spotted In-The-Wild
Airbus data breach exposes some employeesdata
CookieMiner Mac Malware steals browser cookies and sensitive Data
Exclusive: spreading CSV Malware via Google Sheets
Imperva mitigated DDoS attack generated 500 Million Packets per Second, the largest ever
Researchers published the PoC exploit code for Linux SystemD bugs
Facebook dismantled a vast manipulation campaign tied to Iran
State Bank of India left archive with millions of Customer messages exposed
The return of the AdvisorsBot malware
US authorities aim to dismantle North Koreas Joanap Botnet
Apple issued a partial fix for recent FaceTime spying bug
Home Design website Houzz suffered a data breach
IBM experts warn of malicious abuses of Apple Siri Shortcuts
Operators of the TheMoon botnet offer it as a service
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Pierluigi Paganini

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