Security Affairs newsletter Round 281
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Visa warns of new sophisticated credit card skimmer dubbed Baka |
WhatsApp discloses six previously undisclosed flaws |
Chilean bank BancoEstado hit by REVil ransomware |
Epic Manchego gang uses Excel docs that avoid detection |
Russian national indicted for attempting to recruit Tesla employee to install malware |
Expert found multiple critical issues in MoFi routers |
France national cyber-security agency warns of a surge in Emotet attacks |
Newcastle University infected with DoppelPaymer Ransomware |
France, Japan, and New Zealand warn of a surgein Emotet attacks |
Microsoft September 2020 Patch Tuesday addresses 129 flaws |
Netwalker ransomware hit K-Electric, the major Pakistani electricity provider |
BLURtooth flaw allows attacking Bluetooth encryption process |
CDRThief Linux malware steals VoIP metadata from Linux softswitches |
Colocation data centers giant Equinix data hit by Netwalker Ransomware |
Hackers stole $5.4 million from cryptocurrency exchange ETERBASE |
Palo Alto Networks fixes severe Code Execution and DoS flaws in PAN-OS |
SeaChange video delivery provider discloses REVIL ransomware attack |
Chinese, Iranian, and Russian APT groups target 2020 US election |
Decrypting TLS connections with new Raccoon Attack |
Great news, now you can protect your Zoom account with 2FA |
Iran denies any involvement in the attack against 2020 US election |
Threat actors target WordPress sites using vulnerable File Manager install |
Bank of Seychelles hit by a ransomware attack |
INVDoS, a severe DoS issue in Bitcoin core remained undisclosed for two years |
Malàsmoke gang could infect your PC while you watch porn sites |
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