Nov 12, 2018

APT report for 2018-11-11

TRANSNATIONAL / UNKNOWN

  1. 'DerpTrolling’ faces jail time for Sony DoS attacks
  2. Security Affairs newsletter Round 188 – News of the week

CHINA

Nil

INDIA

Nil

NORTH KOREA

Nil

PAKISTAN

Nil

VIETNAM

Nil

IRAN

Nil

IRAQ

Nil

LEBANON

Nil

PALESTINE

Nil

SAUDI ARABIA

Nil

SYRIA

Nil

TURKEY

Nil

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Nil

YEMEN

Nil

RUSSIA

Nil

SERBIA

Nil

UKRAINE

Nil

Platform report for 2018-11-11

WINDOWS

Nil

LINUX

  1. Security Affairs newsletter Round 188 – News of the week
  2. Linux Cryptocurrency miner leverages rootkit to avoid detection
  3. Debian 9.6 release, fix more bugs and security vulnerabilities

UNIX

Nil

ANDROID

Nil

IOS

Nil

MACOS

  1. Security Affairs newsletter Round 188 – News of the week

Threat report for 2018-11-11

DATA BREACH & DATA LOSS

  1. Florida Department of Health Breached, Patients' Private Information Exposed

DENIAL-OF-SERVICE

Nil

MALVERTISING

Nil

PHISHING

  1. How to choose the best password manager | Avast
  2. An espionage group used stolen #DigitalCertificates to sign Plead #malware and used a password stealer component that was used in

WEB DEFACEMENT

Nil

BOTNET

  1. UPnP-Exploiting Botnet Infecting 100,000+ Home Routers and Still Counting
  2. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and

RANSOMWARE

Nil

CRYPTOMINING & CRYPTOCURRENCIES

  1. Demystifying: Cryptocurrency Mining Threats
  2. School Headmaster Fired For Stealing School Electricity To Mine Ethereum
  3. Linux Cryptocurrency miner leverages rootkit to avoid detection

MALWARE

  1. Exclusive: Fileless malware driving uptake of behavioural analytics
  2. An espionage group used stolen #DigitalCertificates to sign Plead #malware and used a password stealer component that was used in
  3. Linux Cryptocurrency miner leverages rootkit to avoid detection

EXPLOIT

Nil

VULNERABILITY

  1. Cisco Patches Multiple Critical Security Flaws Affecting Different Products
  2. Annoyed Researcher Disclosed Zero-Day Vulnerability In VirtualBox Without Informing Oracle
  3. DJI Drone Vulnerability Due to DJI Forum’s Weakness, Patched by its Vendor
  4. Nvidia GPU Side Channel Vulnerability Disclosed
  5. CVE-2018-15961: Adobe ColdFusion Flaw exploited in attacks in the wild
  6. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  7. How does site isolation defend against #Spectre vulnerabilities? Expert Michael Cobb of @thehairyITdog explains
  8. All new ShadowTalk episode is out! Ep. 50: CISCO ASA 0-day and VirtualBox Vulnerability Hear from Rafael Amado, @mazzazone, & @drshellface:
  9. WooCommerce vulnerability affected a large number of websites
  10. Debian 9.6 release, fix more bugs and security vulnerabilities

Region brief for 2018-11-11

ASIA

  1. UPnP-Exploiting Botnet Infecting 100,000+ Home Routers and Still Counting
  2. CVE-2018-15961: Adobe ColdFusion Flaw exploited in attacks in the wild
  3. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  4. School Headmaster Fired For Stealing School Electricity To Mine Ethereum
  5. Security Affairs newsletter Round 188 – News of the week

OCEANIA

  1. UPnP-Exploiting Botnet Infecting 100,000+ Home Routers and Still Counting

NORTH AMERICA

  1. 'DerpTrolling’ faces jail time for Sony DoS attacks
  2. UPnP-Exploiting Botnet Infecting 100,000+ Home Routers and Still Counting
  3. DJI Drone Vulnerability Due to DJI Forum’s Weakness, Patched by its Vendor
  4. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  5. School Headmaster Fired For Stealing School Electricity To Mine Ethereum
  6. Security Affairs newsletter Round 188 – News of the week
  7. All new ShadowTalk episode is out! Ep. 50: CISCO ASA 0-day and VirtualBox Vulnerability Hear from Rafael Amado, @mazzazone, & @drshellface:

SOUTH AMERICA

Nil

EUROPE

  1. Security Affairs newsletter Round 188 – News of the week

AFRICA

Nil

Sector brief for 2018-11-11

HEALTHCARE

  1. Florida Department of Health Breached, Patients' Private Information Exposed
  2. CVE-2018-15961: Adobe ColdFusion Flaw exploited in attacks in the wild

TRANSPORT

Nil

BANKING & FINANCE

  1. Security Affairs newsletter Round 188 – News of the week

INFORMATION & TELECOMMUNICATION

Nil

FOOD

Nil

WATER

Nil

ENERGY

Nil

GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC SERVICE

  1. DJI Drone Vulnerability Due to DJI Forum’s Weakness, Patched by its Vendor
  2. CVE-2018-15961: Adobe ColdFusion Flaw exploited in attacks in the wild
  3. Security Affairs newsletter Round 188 – News of the week

Daily brief for 2018-11-11

ASIA

  1. UPnP-Exploiting Botnet Infecting 100,000+ Home Routers and Still Counting
  2. CVE-2018-15961: Adobe ColdFusion Flaw exploited in attacks in the wild
  3. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  4. School Headmaster Fired For Stealing School Electricity To Mine Ethereum
  5. Security Affairs newsletter Round 188 – News of the week

WORLD

  1. 'DerpTrolling’ faces jail time for Sony DoS attacks
  2. UPnP-Exploiting Botnet Infecting 100,000+ Home Routers and Still Counting
  3. DJI Drone Vulnerability Due to DJI Forum’s Weakness, Patched by its Vendor
  4. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  5. School Headmaster Fired For Stealing School Electricity To Mine Ethereum
  6. Security Affairs newsletter Round 188 – News of the week
  7. All new ShadowTalk episode is out! Ep. 50: CISCO ASA 0-day and VirtualBox Vulnerability Hear from Rafael Amado, @mazzazone, & @drshellface:

ATTACKS

  1. Florida Department of Health Breached, Patients' Private Information Exposed
  2. How to choose the best password manager | Avast
  3. An espionage group used stolen #DigitalCertificates to sign Plead #malware and used a password stealer component that was used in

THREATS

  1. Exclusive: Fileless malware driving uptake of behavioural analytics
  2. Cisco Patches Multiple Critical Security Flaws Affecting Different Products
  3. Annoyed Researcher Disclosed Zero-Day Vulnerability In VirtualBox Without Informing Oracle
  4. DJI Drone Vulnerability Due to DJI Forum’s Weakness, Patched by its Vendor
  5. Nvidia GPU Side Channel Vulnerability Disclosed
  6. Demystifying: Cryptocurrency Mining Threats
  7. CVE-2018-15961: Adobe ColdFusion Flaw exploited in attacks in the wild
  8. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  9. School Headmaster Fired For Stealing School Electricity To Mine Ethereum
  10. An espionage group used stolen #DigitalCertificates to sign Plead #malware and used a password stealer component that was used in
  11. Linux Cryptocurrency miner leverages rootkit to avoid detection
  12. How does site isolation defend against #Spectre vulnerabilities? Expert Michael Cobb of @thehairyITdog explains
  13. All new ShadowTalk episode is out! Ep. 50: CISCO ASA 0-day and VirtualBox Vulnerability Hear from Rafael Amado, @mazzazone, & @drshellface:
  14. WooCommerce vulnerability affected a large number of websites
  15. Debian 9.6 release, fix more bugs and security vulnerabilities

CRIME

  1. 'DerpTrolling’ faces jail time for Sony DoS attacks
  2. An espionage group used stolen #DigitalCertificates to sign Plead #malware and used a password stealer component that was used in
  3. Security Affairs newsletter Round 188 – News of the week

POLITICS

  1. CVE-2018-15961: Adobe ColdFusion Flaw exploited in attacks in the wild
  2. An espionage group used stolen #DigitalCertificates to sign Plead #malware and used a password stealer component that was used in

Nov 11, 2018

APT report for 2018-11-10

TRANSNATIONAL / UNKNOWN

Nil

CHINA

Nil

INDIA

Nil

NORTH KOREA

  1. Lazarus Group Attacks ATMs, Tens of Millions Stolen in Recent Heist
  2. Symantec shared details of North Korean Lazarus’s FastCash Trojan used to hack banks
  3. A Careful Look on FastCash, the New Cash Cow of Lazarus Hacking Group
  4. Researchers reveal the malware used by North Korean hackers to attack ATMs

PAKISTAN

Nil

VIETNAM

Nil

IRAN

Nil

IRAQ

Nil

LEBANON

Nil

PALESTINE

Nil

SAUDI ARABIA

Nil

SYRIA

Nil

TURKEY

Nil

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Nil

YEMEN

Nil

RUSSIA

  1. FIFA is hacked… Once again

SERBIA

Nil

UKRAINE

Nil

Platform report for 2018-11-10

WINDOWS

  1. GandCrab Ransomware Virus Threat Alert
  2. A Careful Look on FastCash, the New Cash Cow of Lazarus Hacking Group

LINUX

  1. Cryptocurrency Mining Malware Targets Linux Machines Uses Rootkit to Hide From Monitoring Tools

UNIX

  1. Symantec shared details of North Korean Lazarus’s FastCash Trojan used to hack banks
  2. A Careful Look on FastCash, the New Cash Cow of Lazarus Hacking Group
  3. Researchers reveal the malware used by North Korean hackers to attack ATMs

ANDROID

Nil

IOS

Nil

MACOS

Nil

Threat report for 2018-11-10

DATA BREACH & DATA LOSS

  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. Botnet infects over 400krouters for spam campaign
  5. Pakistani banks suffer data breach

DENIAL-OF-SERVICE

Nil

MALVERTISING

Nil

PHISHING

  1. "Keep in mind that it's not just users who can find and exploit #SQLinjection, but business logic flaws, password policy

WEB DEFACEMENT

Nil

BOTNET

  1. Botnet infects over 400krouters for spam campaign
  2. New #spam #botnet infected over 100,000 home routers through a UPnP vulnerability, according to researchers at @360Netlab. By @MaddieBacon11

RANSOMWARE

  1. GandCrab Ransomware Virus Threat Alert

CRYPTOMINING & CRYPTOCURRENCIES

  1. Cryptocurrency Mining Malware Targets Linux Machines Uses Rootkit to Hide From Monitoring Tools

MALWARE

  1. GandCrab Ransomware Virus Threat Alert
  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. In @usnistgo's draft on 'Vetting the #Security of #MobileApplications,' several key general requirements are discussed. However, the process could be
  5. Cryptocurrency Mining Malware Targets Linux Machines Uses Rootkit to Hide From Monitoring Tools
  6. Researchers reveal the malware used by North Korean hackers to attack ATMs

EXPLOIT

  1. "Keep in mind that it's not just users who can find and exploit #SQLinjection, but business logic flaws, password policy

VULNERABILITY

  1. Apache mod_jk Access Control Bypass Vulnerability (CVE-2018-11759) Threat Alert
  2. Nginx server security flaws expose more than a million of servers to DoS attacks
  3. "Keep in mind that it's not just users who can find and exploit #SQLinjection, but business logic flaws, password policy
  4. VMware Releases Security Updates To Fix Critical Vulnerability Discovered in GeekPwn2018 Event
  5. Vulnerabilities in DJI drone manufacturer
  6. New #spam #botnet infected over 100,000 home routers through a UPnP vulnerability, according to researchers at @360Netlab. By @MaddieBacon11

Region 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

OCEANIA

Nil

NORTH AMERICA

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

SOUTH AMERICA

Nil

EUROPE

  1. FIFA Preps for Next Wave of Bad Press after New Data Breach
  2. FIFA is hacked… Once again

AFRICA

  1. FIFA Preps for Next Wave of Bad Press after New Data Breach
  2. FIFA is hacked… Once again

Sector brief for 2018-11-10

HEALTHCARE

Nil

TRANSPORT

  1. Botnet infects over 400krouters for spam campaign

BANKING & FINANCE

  1. Symantec shared details of North Korean Lazarus’s FastCash Trojan used to hack banks
  2. A Careful Look on FastCash, the New Cash Cow of Lazarus Hacking Group
  3. Researchers reveal the malware used by North Korean hackers to attack ATMs
  4. Pakistani banks suffer data breach

INFORMATION & TELECOMMUNICATION

  1. Botnet infects over 400krouters for spam campaign

FOOD

Nil

WATER

Nil

ENERGY

Nil

GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC SERVICE

  1. FIFA Preps for Next Wave of Bad Press after New Data Breach
  2. A Careful Look on FastCash, the New Cash Cow of Lazarus Hacking Group
  3. Pakistani banks suffer data breach

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

Nov 10, 2018

APT report for 2018-11-09

TRANSNATIONAL / UNKNOWN

  1. Inception Attackers Target Europe with Year-old Office Vulnerability
  2. Inception hackers target European organisations with old Office flaw
  3. DerpTrolling game server DDoS attacker pleads guilty
  4. Sony DDoS-er 'DerpTrolling' Pleads Guilty
  5. Guy Fawkes Day – LulzSec Italy hit numerous organizations in Italy
  6. Notorious "DerpTrolling" Pleads Guilty to DDoS Attacks on EA & Sony

CHINA

  1. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App

INDIA

Nil

NORTH KOREA

  1. Lazarus FASTCash ATM Attack Details Discovered
  2. Lazarus FASTCash ATM attack details discovered
  3. Latest Hacking News Podcast

PAKISTAN

Nil

VIETNAM

Nil

IRAN

Nil

IRAQ

Nil

LEBANON

Nil

PALESTINE

Nil

SAUDI ARABIA

Nil

SYRIA

Nil

TURKEY

Nil

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Nil

YEMEN

Nil

RUSSIA

  1. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  2. VirusTotal and USCyberCom Join Forces To Identify Malware

SERBIA

Nil

UKRAINE

  1. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App

Platform report for 2018-11-09

WINDOWS

  1. Koadic: Security Defense in the Age of LoL Malware, Part IV
  2. Stealthy Crypto-Mining Malware Evades Detection
  3. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  4. Inception Attackers Target Europe with Year-old Office Vulnerability
  5. Serious XSS Vulnerability Patched in Evernote
  6. Phishing now possible by exploiting online video function vulnerability in Word
  7. Hackers hide malware in the Windows installation files to mine cryptocurrency

LINUX

  1. Cryptomining Malware Uses Rootkit to Hide on Infected Linux Systems
  2. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  3. Linux cryptocurrency miners are installing rootkits to hide themselves
  4. Seagate and IBM Work Together to Help Reduce Global Hard Drive Counterfeiting with Blockchain Technology

UNIX

Nil

ANDROID

  1. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots

IOS

  1. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  2. Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
  3. Snowden speaks about the role of surveillance firm NSO Group in Khashoggi murder

MACOS

  1. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  2. OSX/SurfBuyer: Real malware is in the eye of the device holder

Threat report for 2018-11-09

DATA BREACH & DATA LOSS

  1. Email Stealing Emotet Banking Trojan Resurrected in New Extensive Spam Campaign
  2. Oops: Cisco accidentally leaked in-house Dirty COW exploit code with biz conf call software
  3. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  4. DJI drone hack could have exposed sensitive data
  5. Emotet launches major new spam campaign
  6. .@ablaich: “Breaches that include personally identifiable information are always dangerous because they can lead to identity theft... they can also
  7. Canada Post leaks sensitive information of thousands of cannabis buyers
  8. D93 staff accounts compromised through a phishing scam
  9. Drone vulnerability could compromise enterprise data
  10. "If the schemas prove not to be compatible, a backup of the previous version of a database must be used
  11. Exposed data of nearly 700k American Express India customers
  12. Nearly 700,000 Plaintext Records of American Express India Customers Personal Info Exposed Online

DENIAL-OF-SERVICE

  1. 'DerpTroll' derps into plea deal, admits DDoS attacks on EA, Steam, Sony game servers
  2. DerpTrolling game server DDoS attacker pleads guilty
  3. Sony DDoS-er 'DerpTrolling' Pleads Guilty
  4. Notorious "DerpTrolling" Pleads Guilty to DDoS Attacks on EA & Sony

MALVERTISING

Nil

PHISHING

  1. Trickbot Malware Added Password And Browser History Stealing
  2. Man Sent Letter Bomb To Bitcoin Firm Over Password Reset
  3. This banking malware just added password and browser history stealing to its playbook
  4. This banking #malware just added #password and browser history stealing to its playbook https://zd.net/2Pl6v31 via @ZDNet & @dannyjpalmer
  5. Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
  6. Phishing now possible by exploiting online video function vulnerability in Word
  7. D93 staff accounts compromised through a phishing scam
  8. 5 Ways #Cybercriminals Can Access Your Emails Without #Phishing | Check out the full infographic here:
  9. Criminals are targeting cardless ATMs with the help of SMS text-based phishing (aka smishing) to drain bank accounts using stolen

WEB DEFACEMENT

Nil

BOTNET

  1. Spammer scum hack 100,000 home routers via UPnP vulns to craft email-flinging botnet
  2. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  3. New spam botnet infects over 100,000 home routers
  4. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  5. IoT botnet BCMUPnP_Hunter targets routers with vulnerable UPnP feature
  6. BCMPUPnP_Hunter Botnet infected 400k routers to turn them in email spammers

RANSOMWARE

  1. Ransomware Still the Top Malware Threat During 2018 According to Europol
  2. The Week in Ransomware - November 9th 2018 - Mostly Dharma Variants
  3. Kraken Ransomware
  4. Are you prepared for #ransomware? Download this how-to guide to learn how to prepare for and detect an attack before

CRYPTOMINING & CRYPTOCURRENCIES

  1. StatCounter fingers cache-poisoning caper for Bitcoin-slurping JavaScript hijack
  2. Cryptomining Malware Uses Rootkit to Hide on Infected Linux Systems
  3. Stealthy Crypto-Mining Malware Evades Detection
  4. Man Sent Letter Bomb To Bitcoin Firm Over Password Reset
  5. Linux cryptocurrency miners are installing rootkits to hide themselves
  6. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  7. Kraken Ransomware
  8. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  9. No, You Don't Need a Blockchain
  10. Canadian Uni Shutters Network After Cryptomining Attack
  11. Hackers hide malware in the Windows installation files to mine cryptocurrency
  12. Visiting Bitcoin City.
  13. Seagate and IBM Work Together to Help Reduce Global Hard Drive Counterfeiting with Blockchain Technology

MALWARE

  1. Hackers Target Bitcoins and USCYBERCOM Shares Malware | Avast
  2. Koadic: Security Defense in the Age of LoL Malware, Part IV
  3. Email Stealing Emotet Banking Trojan Resurrected in New Extensive Spam Campaign
  4. Ransomware Still the Top Malware Threat During 2018 According to Europol
  5. The Pentagon is Publishing Foreign Nation-State Malware
  6. Cryptomining Malware Uses Rootkit to Hide on Infected Linux Systems
  7. Stealthy Crypto-Mining Malware Evades Detection
  8. Advanced tools: Process Hacker
  9. Trickbot Malware Added Password And Browser History Stealing
  10. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  11. "Inception Attackers" Combine Old Exploit and New Backdoor
  12. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  13. This banking malware just added password and browser history stealing to its playbook
  14. South Korean Hackers Arrested for Infecting Cryto Mining Malware
  15. #Cyberespionage hackers have used stolen #DigitalCertificates to steal data. Expert Michael Cobb of @thehairyITdog explains how hackers sign Plead
  16. This banking #malware just added #password and browser history stealing to its playbook https://zd.net/2Pl6v31 via @ZDNet & @dannyjpalmer
  17. The Morris Worm Turns 30
  18. Idaho Falls School District Struck by a Computer Virus Attack
  19. OSX/SurfBuyer: Real malware is in the eye of the device holder
  20. How is Plead malware used for cyberespionage attacks?
  21. VirusTotal and USCyberCom Join Forces To Identify Malware
  22. Hackers hide malware in the Windows installation files to mine cryptocurrency
  23. U.S. Cyber Command #malware samples will be shared to #VirusTotal by the Cyber National Mission Force and one expert said

EXPLOIT

  1. Oops: Cisco accidentally leaked in-house Dirty COW exploit code with biz conf call software
  2. "Inception Attackers" Combine Old Exploit and New Backdoor

VULNERABILITY

  1. U.S. Air Force announced Hack the Air Force 3.0, the third Bug Bounty Program
  2. Recently-Patched Adobe ColdFusion Flaw Exploited By APT
  3. Zero-day in popular WordPress plugin exploited in the wild to take over sites
  4. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  5. VMware releases security patches for a critical virtual machine escape flaw
  6. Infosec Problems For 2019 and Beyond: Patching, Bug Bounties and Hype
  7. VMware Patches VM Escape Flaw Disclosed at Chinese Hacking Contest
  8. Inception Attackers Target Europe with Year-old Office Vulnerability
  9. Flaws in Roche Medical Devices Can Put Patients at Risk
  10. Inception hackers target European organisations with old Office flaw
  11. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  12. Serious XSS Vulnerability Patched in Evernote
  13. Update now! WordPress sites vulnerable to WooCommerce plugin flaw
  14. Phishing now possible by exploiting online video function vulnerability in Word
  15. Vulnerabilities in Our Infrastructure: 5 Ways to Mitigate the Risk
  16. Cisco fixes two critical bugs, recommends workaround for a third
  17. Drone vulnerability could compromise enterprise data
  18. US Air Force invites white hats to find hackable flaws, again
  19. Prioritizing Flaws Based on Severity Increasingly Ineffective: Study
  20. DJI Drone Can be Hacked using New Vulnerability To Steal Drone’s Flight logs, Photos & Videos
  21. Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild
  22. Combination of bugs in WordPress and WooCommerce allows website hijacking
  23. Hack the Air Force 3.0 – New vulnerability bounty program

Region brief for 2018-11-09

ASIA

  1. U.S. Air Force announced Hack the Air Force 3.0, the third Bug Bounty Program
  2. VMware releases security patches for a critical virtual machine escape flaw
  3. VMware Patches VM Escape Flaw Disclosed at Chinese Hacking Contest
  4. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  5. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  6. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  7. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  8. South Korean Hackers Arrested for Infecting Cryto Mining Malware
  9. Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
  10. Phishing now possible by exploiting online video function vulnerability in Word
  11. Snowden speaks about the role of surveillance firm NSO Group in Khashoggi murder
  12. BCMPUPnP_Hunter Botnet infected 400k routers to turn them in email spammers
  13. Exposed data of nearly 700k American Express India customers
  14. Hack the Air Force 3.0 – New vulnerability bounty program
  15. Nearly 700,000 Plaintext Records of American Express India Customers Personal Info Exposed Online

OCEANIA

Nil

NORTH AMERICA

  1. U.S. Air Force announced Hack the Air Force 3.0, the third Bug Bounty Program
  2. Koadic: Security Defense in the Age of LoL Malware, Part IV
  3. 'DerpTroll' derps into plea deal, admits DDoS attacks on EA, Steam, Sony game servers
  4. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  5. VMware releases security patches for a critical virtual machine escape flaw
  6. The Pentagon is Publishing Foreign Nation-State Malware
  7. Advanced tools: Process Hacker
  8. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  9. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  10. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  11. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  12. Canada Post leaks sensitive information of thousands of cannabis buyers
  13. Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
  14. Sony DDoS-er 'DerpTrolling' Pleads Guilty
  15. D93 staff accounts compromised through a phishing scam
  16. Snowden speaks about the role of surveillance firm NSO Group in Khashoggi murder
  17. Canadian Uni Shutters Network After Cryptomining Attack
  18. US Air Force invites white hats to find hackable flaws, again
  19. BCMPUPnP_Hunter Botnet infected 400k routers to turn them in email spammers
  20. VirusTotal and USCyberCom Join Forces To Identify Malware
  21. Exposed data of nearly 700k American Express India customers
  22. Hack the Air Force 3.0 – New vulnerability bounty program
  23. Nearly 700,000 Plaintext Records of American Express India Customers Personal Info Exposed Online
  24. U.S. Cyber Command #malware samples will be shared to #VirusTotal by the Cyber National Mission Force and one expert said

SOUTH AMERICA

Nil

EUROPE

  1. U.S. Air Force announced Hack the Air Force 3.0, the third Bug Bounty Program
  2. Stealthy Crypto-Mining Malware Evades Detection
  3. Infosec Problems For 2019 and Beyond: Patching, Bug Bounties and Hype
  4. Inception Attackers Target Europe with Year-old Office Vulnerability
  5. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  6. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  7. Flaws in Roche Medical Devices Can Put Patients at Risk
  8. Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
  9. Guy Fawkes Day – LulzSec Italy hit numerous organizations in Italy
  10. Hack the Air Force 3.0 – New vulnerability bounty program
  11. Hackers hide malware in the Windows installation files to mine cryptocurrency

AFRICA

Nil

Sector brief for 2018-11-09

HEALTHCARE

  1. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  2. Flaws in Roche Medical Devices Can Put Patients at Risk

TRANSPORT

Nil

BANKING & FINANCE

  1. U.S. Air Force announced Hack the Air Force 3.0, the third Bug Bounty Program
  2. Email Stealing Emotet Banking Trojan Resurrected in New Extensive Spam Campaign
  3. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  4. Stealthy Crypto-Mining Malware Evades Detection
  5. Lazarus FASTCash ATM Attack Details Discovered
  6. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  7. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  8. This banking malware just added password and browser history stealing to its playbook
  9. Canada Post leaks sensitive information of thousands of cannabis buyers
  10. This banking #malware just added #password and browser history stealing to its playbook https://zd.net/2Pl6v31 via @ZDNet & @dannyjpalmer
  11. Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
  12. Sony DDoS-er 'DerpTrolling' Pleads Guilty
  13. Lazarus FASTCash ATM attack details discovered
  14. Criminals are targeting cardless ATMs with the help of SMS text-based phishing (aka smishing) to drain bank accounts using stolen
  15. Exposed data of nearly 700k American Express India customers
  16. Hack the Air Force 3.0 – New vulnerability bounty program

INFORMATION & TELECOMMUNICATION

  1. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  2. VMware releases security patches for a critical virtual machine escape flaw
  3. Advanced tools: Process Hacker
  4. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  5. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  6. .@ablaich: “Breaches that include personally identifiable information are always dangerous because they can lead to identity theft... they can also
  7. Canada Post leaks sensitive information of thousands of cannabis buyers
  8. Are you prepared for #ransomware? Download this how-to guide to learn how to prepare for and detect an attack before
  9. Phishing now possible by exploiting online video function vulnerability in Word
  10. BCMPUPnP_Hunter Botnet infected 400k routers to turn them in email spammers
  11. 5 Ways #Cybercriminals Can Access Your Emails Without #Phishing | Check out the full infographic here:
  12. Visiting Bitcoin City.

FOOD

Nil

WATER

Nil

ENERGY

  1. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school

GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC SERVICE

  1. U.S. Air Force announced Hack the Air Force 3.0, the third Bug Bounty Program
  2. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  3. The Pentagon is Publishing Foreign Nation-State Malware
  4. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  5. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  6. South Korean Hackers Arrested for Infecting Cryto Mining Malware
  7. Guy Fawkes Day – LulzSec Italy hit numerous organizations in Italy
  8. VirusTotal and USCyberCom Join Forces To Identify Malware
  9. Hack the Air Force 3.0 – New vulnerability bounty program

Daily brief for 2018-11-09

ASIA

  1. U.S. Air Force announced Hack the Air Force 3.0, the third Bug Bounty Program
  2. VMware releases security patches for a critical virtual machine escape flaw
  3. VMware Patches VM Escape Flaw Disclosed at Chinese Hacking Contest
  4. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  5. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  6. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  7. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  8. South Korean Hackers Arrested for Infecting Cryto Mining Malware
  9. Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
  10. Phishing now possible by exploiting online video function vulnerability in Word
  11. Snowden speaks about the role of surveillance firm NSO Group in Khashoggi murder
  12. BCMPUPnP_Hunter Botnet infected 400k routers to turn them in email spammers
  13. Exposed data of nearly 700k American Express India customers
  14. Hack the Air Force 3.0 – New vulnerability bounty program
  15. Nearly 700,000 Plaintext Records of American Express India Customers Personal Info Exposed Online

WORLD

  1. U.S. Air Force announced Hack the Air Force 3.0, the third Bug Bounty Program
  2. Koadic: Security Defense in the Age of LoL Malware, Part IV
  3. 'DerpTroll' derps into plea deal, admits DDoS attacks on EA, Steam, Sony game servers
  4. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  5. VMware releases security patches for a critical virtual machine escape flaw
  6. The Pentagon is Publishing Foreign Nation-State Malware
  7. Stealthy Crypto-Mining Malware Evades Detection
  8. Infosec Problems For 2019 and Beyond: Patching, Bug Bounties and Hype
  9. Advanced tools: Process Hacker
  10. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  11. Inception Attackers Target Europe with Year-old Office Vulnerability
  12. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  13. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  14. Flaws in Roche Medical Devices Can Put Patients at Risk
  15. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  16. Canada Post leaks sensitive information of thousands of cannabis buyers
  17. Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
  18. Sony DDoS-er 'DerpTrolling' Pleads Guilty
  19. D93 staff accounts compromised through a phishing scam
  20. Snowden speaks about the role of surveillance firm NSO Group in Khashoggi murder
  21. Canadian Uni Shutters Network After Cryptomining Attack
  22. US Air Force invites white hats to find hackable flaws, again
  23. Guy Fawkes Day – LulzSec Italy hit numerous organizations in Italy
  24. BCMPUPnP_Hunter Botnet infected 400k routers to turn them in email spammers
  25. VirusTotal and USCyberCom Join Forces To Identify Malware
  26. Exposed data of nearly 700k American Express India customers
  27. Hack the Air Force 3.0 – New vulnerability bounty program
  28. Hackers hide malware in the Windows installation files to mine cryptocurrency
  29. Nearly 700,000 Plaintext Records of American Express India Customers Personal Info Exposed Online
  30. U.S. Cyber Command #malware samples will be shared to #VirusTotal by the Cyber National Mission Force and one expert said

ATTACKS

  1. Email Stealing Emotet Banking Trojan Resurrected in New Extensive Spam Campaign
  2. Oops: Cisco accidentally leaked in-house Dirty COW exploit code with biz conf call software
  3. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  4. DJI drone hack could have exposed sensitive data
  5. Trickbot Malware Added Password And Browser History Stealing
  6. Man Sent Letter Bomb To Bitcoin Firm Over Password Reset
  7. Emotet launches major new spam campaign
  8. .@ablaich: “Breaches that include personally identifiable information are always dangerous because they can lead to identity theft... they can also
  9. This banking malware just added password and browser history stealing to its playbook
  10. Canada Post leaks sensitive information of thousands of cannabis buyers
  11. This banking #malware just added #password and browser history stealing to its playbook https://zd.net/2Pl6v31 via @ZDNet & @dannyjpalmer
  12. Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
  13. Phishing now possible by exploiting online video function vulnerability in Word
  14. D93 staff accounts compromised through a phishing scam
  15. Drone vulnerability could compromise enterprise data
  16. "If the schemas prove not to be compatible, a backup of the previous version of a database must be used
  17. 5 Ways #Cybercriminals Can Access Your Emails Without #Phishing | Check out the full infographic here:
  18. Criminals are targeting cardless ATMs with the help of SMS text-based phishing (aka smishing) to drain bank accounts using stolen
  19. Exposed data of nearly 700k American Express India customers
  20. Nearly 700,000 Plaintext Records of American Express India Customers Personal Info Exposed Online

THREATS

  1. Hackers Target Bitcoins and USCYBERCOM Shares Malware | Avast
  2. U.S. Air Force announced Hack the Air Force 3.0, the third Bug Bounty Program
  3. Koadic: Security Defense in the Age of LoL Malware, Part IV
  4. Recently-Patched Adobe ColdFusion Flaw Exploited By APT
  5. Email Stealing Emotet Banking Trojan Resurrected in New Extensive Spam Campaign
  6. StatCounter fingers cache-poisoning caper for Bitcoin-slurping JavaScript hijack
  7. Zero-day in popular WordPress plugin exploited in the wild to take over sites
  8. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  9. VMware releases security patches for a critical virtual machine escape flaw
  10. Ransomware Still the Top Malware Threat During 2018 According to Europol
  11. The Pentagon is Publishing Foreign Nation-State Malware
  12. Cryptomining Malware Uses Rootkit to Hide on Infected Linux Systems
  13. The Week in Ransomware - November 9th 2018 - Mostly Dharma Variants
  14. Stealthy Crypto-Mining Malware Evades Detection
  15. Infosec Problems For 2019 and Beyond: Patching, Bug Bounties and Hype
  16. Advanced tools: Process Hacker
  17. Trickbot Malware Added Password And Browser History Stealing
  18. Man Sent Letter Bomb To Bitcoin Firm Over Password Reset
  19. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  20. "Inception Attackers" Combine Old Exploit and New Backdoor
  21. Linux cryptocurrency miners are installing rootkits to hide themselves
  22. VMware Patches VM Escape Flaw Disclosed at Chinese Hacking Contest
  23. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  24. Kraken Ransomware
  25. Inception Attackers Target Europe with Year-old Office Vulnerability
  26. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  27. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  28. Flaws in Roche Medical Devices Can Put Patients at Risk
  29. This banking malware just added password and browser history stealing to its playbook
  30. Inception hackers target European organisations with old Office flaw
  31. A new spam #botnet took advantage of a UPnP vulnerability to infect over 100,000 home routers in India, China and
  32. South Korean Hackers Arrested for Infecting Cryto Mining Malware
  33. Serious XSS Vulnerability Patched in Evernote
  34. #Cyberespionage hackers have used stolen #DigitalCertificates to steal data. Expert Michael Cobb of @thehairyITdog explains how hackers sign Plead
  35. Update now! WordPress sites vulnerable to WooCommerce plugin flaw
  36. Are you prepared for #ransomware? Download this how-to guide to learn how to prepare for and detect an attack before
  37. This banking #malware just added #password and browser history stealing to its playbook https://zd.net/2Pl6v31 via @ZDNet & @dannyjpalmer
  38. The Morris Worm Turns 30
  39. Phishing now possible by exploiting online video function vulnerability in Word
  40. Idaho Falls School District Struck by a Computer Virus Attack
  41. Vulnerabilities in Our Infrastructure: 5 Ways to Mitigate the Risk
  42. OSX/SurfBuyer: Real malware is in the eye of the device holder
  43. No, You Don't Need a Blockchain
  44. Cisco fixes two critical bugs, recommends workaround for a third
  45. Canadian Uni Shutters Network After Cryptomining Attack
  46. Drone vulnerability could compromise enterprise data
  47. US Air Force invites white hats to find hackable flaws, again
  48. How is Plead malware used for cyberespionage attacks?
  49. Prioritizing Flaws Based on Severity Increasingly Ineffective: Study
  50. DJI Drone Can be Hacked using New Vulnerability To Steal Drone’s Flight logs, Photos & Videos
  51. Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild
  52. VirusTotal and USCyberCom Join Forces To Identify Malware
  53. Combination of bugs in WordPress and WooCommerce allows website hijacking
  54. Hack the Air Force 3.0 – New vulnerability bounty program
  55. Hackers hide malware in the Windows installation files to mine cryptocurrency
  56. Visiting Bitcoin City.
  57. Seagate and IBM Work Together to Help Reduce Global Hard Drive Counterfeiting with Blockchain Technology
  58. U.S. Cyber Command #malware samples will be shared to #VirusTotal by the Cyber National Mission Force and one expert said

CRIME

  1. Email Stealing Emotet Banking Trojan Resurrected in New Extensive Spam Campaign
  2. 'DerpTroll' derps into plea deal, admits DDoS attacks on EA, Steam, Sony game servers
  3. Bug Bounty Hunter Ran ISP Doxing Service
  4. Ransomware Still the Top Malware Threat During 2018 According to Europol
  5. Advanced tools: Process Hacker
  6. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  7. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  8. Playbook Fridays: Domain Spinning Workbench Spaces App
  9. .@ablaich: “Breaches that include personally identifiable information are always dangerous because they can lead to identity theft... they can also
  10. South Korean Hackers Arrested for Infecting Cryto Mining Malware
  11. #Cyberespionage hackers have used stolen #DigitalCertificates to steal data. Expert Michael Cobb of @thehairyITdog explains how hackers sign Plead
  12. DerpTrolling game server DDoS attacker pleads guilty
  13. Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
  14. Sony DDoS-er 'DerpTrolling' Pleads Guilty
  15. D93 staff accounts compromised through a phishing scam
  16. How is Plead malware used for cyberespionage attacks?
  17. Criminals are targeting cardless ATMs with the help of SMS text-based phishing (aka smishing) to drain bank accounts using stolen
  18. Latest Hacking News Podcast
  19. Notorious "DerpTrolling" Pleads Guilty to DDoS Attacks on EA & Sony

POLITICS

  1. This Week in Security News: Fake Apps & Malicious Bots
  2. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  3. Chinese headmaster fired after setting up his own secret cryptomining rig at school
  4. #Cyberespionage hackers have used stolen #DigitalCertificates to steal data. Expert Michael Cobb of @thehairyITdog explains how hackers sign Plead
  5. Phishing Attempts Soar to 137 Million in Q3
  6. Snowden speaks about the role of surveillance firm NSO Group in Khashoggi murder
  7. How is Plead malware used for cyberespionage attacks?
  8. Guy Fawkes Day – LulzSec Italy hit numerous organizations in Italy
  9. Exposed data of nearly 700k American Express India customers