Nov 11, 2018

Daily brief for 2018-11-10

ASIA

  1. GandCrab Ransomware Virus Threat Alert
  2. Apache mod_jk Access Control Bypass Vulnerability (CVE-2018-11759) Threat Alert
  3. Lazarus Group Attacks ATMs, Tens of Millions Stolen in Recent Heist
  4. Symantec shared details of North Korean Lazarus’s FastCash Trojan used to hack banks
  5. A Careful Look on FastCash, the New Cash Cow of Lazarus Hacking Group
  6. VMware Releases Security Updates To Fix Critical Vulnerability Discovered in GeekPwn2018 Event
  7. Researchers reveal the malware used by North Korean hackers to attack ATMs
  8. Botnet infects over 400krouters for spam campaign
  9. Pakistani banks suffer data breach
  10. Vulnerabilities in DJI drone manufacturer

WORLD

  1. FIFA Preps for Next Wave of Bad Press after New Data Breach
  2. Symantec shared details of North Korean Lazarus’s FastCash Trojan used to hack banks
  3. The Cyber National Mission Force will share unclassified U.S. Cyber Command #malware samples to #VirusTotal and one expert hopes there
  4. A Careful Look on FastCash, the New Cash Cow of Lazarus Hacking Group
  5. Researchers reveal the malware used by North Korean hackers to attack ATMs
  6. Botnet infects over 400krouters for spam campaign
  7. FIFA is hacked… Once again

ATTACKS

  1. FIFA Preps for Next Wave of Bad Press after New Data Breach
  2. According to the @FBI's Internet #CrimeReport, business email compromise attacks cost more than $676 million in 2017. Learn more from
  3. What is the average time it takes for an organization to identify a data breach?
  4. "Keep in mind that it's not just users who can find and exploit #SQLinjection, but business logic flaws, password policy
  5. Botnet infects over 400krouters for spam campaign
  6. Pakistani banks suffer data breach

THREATS

  1. GandCrab Ransomware Virus Threat Alert
  2. Apache mod_jk Access Control Bypass Vulnerability (CVE-2018-11759) Threat Alert
  3. Symantec shared details of North Korean Lazarus’s FastCash Trojan used to hack banks
  4. The Cyber National Mission Force will share unclassified U.S. Cyber Command #malware samples to #VirusTotal and one expert hopes there
  5. In @usnistgo's draft on 'Vetting the #Security of #MobileApplications,' several key general requirements are discussed. However, the process could be
  6. Nginx server security flaws expose more than a million of servers to DoS attacks
  7. "Keep in mind that it's not just users who can find and exploit #SQLinjection, but business logic flaws, password policy
  8. VMware Releases Security Updates To Fix Critical Vulnerability Discovered in GeekPwn2018 Event
  9. Cryptocurrency Mining Malware Targets Linux Machines Uses Rootkit to Hide From Monitoring Tools
  10. Researchers reveal the malware used by North Korean hackers to attack ATMs
  11. Vulnerabilities in DJI drone manufacturer
  12. New #spam #botnet infected over 100,000 home routers through a UPnP vulnerability, according to researchers at @360Netlab. By @MaddieBacon11

CRIME

  1. FIFA Preps for Next Wave of Bad Press after New Data Breach
  2. Lazarus Group Attacks ATMs, Tens of Millions Stolen in Recent Heist
  3. Symantec shared details of North Korean Lazarus’s FastCash Trojan used to hack banks
  4. According to the @FBI's Internet #CrimeReport, business email compromise attacks cost more than $676 million in 2017. Learn more from
  5. A Careful Look on FastCash, the New Cash Cow of Lazarus Hacking Group
  6. Researchers reveal the malware used by North Korean hackers to attack ATMs
  7. Pakistani banks suffer data breach

POLITICS

  1. Symantec shared details of North Korean Lazarus’s FastCash Trojan used to hack banks
  2. Researchers reveal the malware used by North Korean hackers to attack ATMs
  3. Vulnerabilities in DJI drone manufacturer
  4. FIFA is hacked… Once again