Nov 23, 2018

Daily brief for 2018-11-22

ASIA

  1. China Boosted Technology and Intellectual Property Theft Operations Says USTR
  2. The Rotexy mobile Trojan – banker and ransomware
  3. North Korea To Host Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Conference

WORLD

  1. China Boosted Technology and Intellectual Property Theft Operations Says USTR
  2. Flaw allowing identity spoofing affects authentication based on German eID cards
  3. USPS finally fixes website flaw that exposed 60 million users' data
  4. The Rotexy mobile Trojan – banker and ransomware
  5. Research reveals that 44% of industrial facilities have USB malware risks
  6. North Korea To Host Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Conference
  7. US Postal Service website vulnerability leaked 60 million user data
  8. Amazon technical failure caused to leaks users’ email addresses
  9. US Postal Service Left 60 Million Users Data Exposed For Over a Year
  10. 500K Italian Public Administration Email Accounts Compromised By Targeted Attack

ATTACKS

  1. Almost 9,5 Million PII Records Leaked by Data Aggregator Adapt
  2. China Boosted Technology and Intellectual Property Theft Operations Says USTR
  3. USPS reportedly fixes website bug that exposed data of 60M users
  4. Facebook 'walking dangerous line' as it appeals record fine
  5. USPS finally fixes website flaw that exposed 60 million users' data
  6. LastPass login problems caused by cascading server failure
  7. Furry erotica site 'High Tail Hall' exposed data of nearly 500K users
  8. The July edition of Beazley Breach Insights found that business email compromise attacks have been rising steadily. Is business email
  9. Come evitare che le tue #password diventino la chiave di accesso ai tuoi account
  10. PSA: Phishing Levels Rise Ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday
  11. Phishing Attack Compromises Health First Patients’ Data
  12. US Postal Service website vulnerability leaked 60 million user data
  13. Amazon technical failure caused to leaks users’ email addresses
  14. US Postal Service Left 60 Million Users Data Exposed For Over a Year
  15. Amazon Suffered Data Breach – Customers Name & Email Addresses Exposed
  16. Data breaches in schools: How should an academic institution report a security incident to comply with the GDPR?
  17. 500K Italian Public Administration Email Accounts Compromised By Targeted Attack
  18. New @awscloud settings will allow users to batch change permissions with the aim of avoiding accidental S3 data leaks, but

THREATS

  1. Silicon Valley Hacker Swipes Millions Worth of Cryptocurrency Using SIM Swapping
  2. Google’s Practical Action Against Malware and Its Authors
  3. USPS reportedly fixes website bug that exposed data of 60M users
  4. [SingCERT] Alert on Adobe Flash Player Vulnerability (CVE-2018-15981)
  5. #Irisscon: Stop Siloing Vulnerability Management to Deal with Old Bugs
  6. Rotexy Mobile Trojan Launches 70k+ Attacks in Three Months
  7. .@radware #cybersecurity researchers found hackers to be targeting bank users via a #router vulnerability. Learn how a fake banking site
  8. Cross-site search attack applied to snoop on Google’s bug tracker
  9. Facebook And Instagram Went Down Due To A Server Bug
  10. SIM swap! Man charged after million dollar cryptocurrency theft
  11. SIM swap! Man charged after million dollar cryptocurrency theft
  12. #DidYouKnow A single subscription of AVG Internet Security covers every PC in your family? It also includes webcam and ransomware protection,
  13. SSL vulnerability scanner – MassBleed
  14. Aurora / Zorro Ransomware Actively Being Distributed
  15. How does @TalosSecurity's discovery change the way you or your enterprise views #ransomware?
  16. Flaw allowing identity spoofing affects authentication based on German eID cards
  17. USPS finally fixes website flaw that exposed 60 million users' data
  18. Update now! Adobe Flash has another critical security vulnerability
  19. How Dropbox's red team discovered an Apple zero-day exploit chain by accident
  20. Found this picture of myself doing an internal briefing on the Nimda worm in 2001. Note the size of the
  21. A bypass was found by @okta researchers that allows #macOS #malware to pose as @Apple files despite needing to be
  22. The Rotexy mobile Trojan – banker and ransomware
  23. Researchers recently discovered a new #MacOS #malware that targets #cryptocurrency investors through chat platforms. Discover how this is possible and
  24. How was a black box attack used to exploit ATM vulnerabilities?
  25. Research reveals that 44% of industrial facilities have USB malware risks
  26. CyberSecurity Asean security alert on Multiple Vulnerabilities in VMware vSphere Data Protection Could Allow for Remote Code Execution
  27. Do you believe that the application #security vetting process would benefit from the addition of an entropy source?
  28. Experts found first Mirai bot targeting Linux servers via Hadoop YARN flaw
  29. VMware Releases Critical Security Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities
  30. Emotet malware runs on a dual infrastructure to avoid downtime and takedowns
  31. North Korea To Host Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Conference
  32. Hacking Syndicate TA505 Back with Focus on Info-Stealing Trojan
  33. US Postal Service website vulnerability leaked 60 million user data
  34. Facebook Increases Average Bounty rewards for High Impact Vulnerabilities
  35. Facebook raises rewards for a security vulnerabilities to $40,000

CRIME

  1. Silicon Valley Hacker Swipes Millions Worth of Cryptocurrency Using SIM Swapping
  2. China Boosted Technology and Intellectual Property Theft Operations Says USTR
  3. SIM swap! Man charged after million dollar cryptocurrency theft
  4. SIM swap! Man charged after million dollar cryptocurrency theft
  5. The Rotexy mobile Trojan – banker and ransomware
  6. The July edition of Beazley Breach Insights found that business email compromise attacks have been rising steadily. Is business email
  7. Hacking Syndicate TA505 Back with Focus on Info-Stealing Trojan
  8. Data breaches in schools: How should an academic institution report a security incident to comply with the GDPR?

POLITICS

  1. The Rotexy mobile Trojan – banker and ransomware
  2. North Korea To Host Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Conference
  3. Data breaches in schools: How should an academic institution report a security incident to comply with the GDPR?
  4. 500K Italian Public Administration Email Accounts Compromised By Targeted Attack