Oct 6, 2018

Sector brief for 2018-10-05

HEALTHCARE

  1. Hackers fly under the radar for two years after infecting chiropractic clinic with malware
  2. DHS issued an alert on attacks aimed at Managed Service Providers

TRANSPORT

Nothing to report

BANKING & FINANCE

  1. Sales intel firm Apollo data breach exposed more than 200 million contact records
  2. Remove Ursnif Trojan (Purolator Phishing) Scam
  3. Trojans go after MS Office vulnerabilities and China hacks US hardware
  4. California Is Making It Illegal for Devices to Have Shitty Default Passwords
  5. Danabot Banking Malware Targets U.S. Organizations
  6. Report: The bigger the company, the messier the password practices
  7. Hackers fly under the radar for two years after infecting chiropractic clinic with malware
  8. DanaBot Banking Trojan’s Journey to North America
  9. The Kronos banking trojan is back from the malware dustbin. After years of lying dormant, hackers have reworked the underlying
  10. Detecting Credit Card Skimmers
  11. Experts warns of a new extortion campaign based on the Breach Compilation archive
  12. Facebook Logins Available on the Dark Web for $2.60
  13. New research reveals the DanaBot banking Trojan is now targeting banks in the United States as well. The campaign attempts to
  14. Passware Kit: Forensic software recovers passwords for Bitcoin wallets
  15. North Korean hacking operation behind SWIFT attacks

INFORMATION & TELECOMMUNICATION

  1. Sales intel firm Apollo data breach exposed more than 200 million contact records
  2. Unit 42 Vulnerability Research October 2018 Disclosures – Adobe
  3. Unit 42 Vulnerability Research October 2018 Disclosures – Adobe
  4. Facebook Found “No Evidence” Of Facebook Login Exploited To Access Linked Apps
  5. 150 Bugs Found in the Hack the Marine Corps Challenge
  6. 150 Bugs Found in the Hack the Marine Corps Challenge
  7. Virus Bulletin 2018: Exposing the Social Media Fraud Ecosystem
  8. California Is Making It Illegal for Devices to Have Shitty Default Passwords
  9. Fileless malware: part deux
  10. Can the @Microsoft Authenticator really replace passwords in the enterprise? Microsoft says the answer is yes and proclaimed the password
  11. Smart TV kit featuring Google Home Mini and third-gen Chromecast leaks
  12. Hacked #Fortnite accounts and rent-a-botnet being pushed on Instagram
  13. US users open 30% of phishing emails with 12% of those clicking on infected links or attachments. Prepare for 2019's
  14. Credential-Phishing Attempts Highest on Tuesdays
  15. Credential-Phishing Attempts Highest on Tuesdays
  16. If you're thinking passwords, check out #CyberSauna episode #13: A Hacker's Take on Cracking & Protecting Your Creds
  17. How does FacexWorm malware use Facebook Messenger to spread?
  18. FYI: "password" is the 2nd most popular password in the world. Can you guess the first?
  19. Facebook Logins Available on the Dark Web for $2.60
  20. VP Mike Pence slams Google over Chinese search engine project
  21. Fake News Domains Spoof UK News Sites
  22. Fin7 Hackers Breached US Chain Burgerville
  23. Fin7 Hackers Breached US Chain Burgerville
  24. Roaming Mantis Hacking Group Inject Web Crypto Mining for iOS Devices via Malicious Content Delivery System
  25. CMake 3.12.3 releases: managing the build process of software

FOOD

Nothing to report

WATER

Nothing to report

ENERGY

  1. DHS issued an alert on attacks aimed at Managed Service Providers

GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC SERVICE

Nothing to report