Oct 8, 2018

Threat report for 2018-10-07

DATA BREACH

  1. Week in review: Facebook data breach fallout, BEC-as-a-Service, true password behaviors
  2. New details and images leak of Google's upcoming Pixel Slate tablet
  3. Burgerville discloses year-long data breach, courtesy of FIN7 cybergang

DENIAL-OF-SERVICE

Nothing to report

MALVERTISING

Nothing to report

PHISHING

  1. Week in review: Facebook data breach fallout, BEC-as-a-Service, true password behaviors
  2. This #whitepaper by @IRONSCALES explores how modern phishing techniques, such as #BEC, #ransomware, spear-phishing & #APTs are meticulously designed to
  3. Dan Nadir, vice president of digital risk @proofpoint quoted - Tips for Better #Passwords.

WEB DEFACEMENT

Nothing to report

MALWARE

  1. How a #cryptocurrency mining #malware infects systems
  2. This #whitepaper by @IRONSCALES explores how modern phishing techniques, such as #BEC, #ransomware, spear-phishing & #APTs are meticulously designed to
  3. Can monitoring help defend against #Sanny #malware update?
  4. The MITRE ATT&CK Framework: Command and Control

EXPLOIT

  1. APT Actors Exploiting Global MSPs: DHS Security Alert
  2. Vulnerability Scanning vs. Penetration Testing: What's the Difference?
  3. Penetration Testing Mail Server with Email Spoofing – Exploiting Open Relay configured Public Mail Servers
  4. Sony Bravia Smart TV Contains Multiple Critical Vulnerabilities That Allows Attacker Exploit Remotely Without Authentication

VULNERABILITY

  1. Vulnerability Scanning vs. Penetration Testing: What's the Difference?
  2. SAP bug beatdowns, Apple gets nasty with Mac repairs, Struts woe, and more from infosec
  3. D-Link fixed several flaws in Central WiFiManager access point management tool
  4. Sony Bravia Smart TV Contains Multiple Critical Vulnerabilities That Allows Attacker Exploit Remotely Without Authentication
  5. Cisco updates address 36 vulnerabilities, three critical
  6. Cisco Patched Two Critical Vulnerabilities in Digital Network Architecture Center