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Experts found 17 apps in the Apple App Store infected with clicker Trojan
NCSC Report: U.K. neutralized over 600 cyber attacks
this year
Ransomware hit TrialWorks, law firms and lawyers
were not able to access court documents
New FuxSocy Ransomware borrows code from defunct
Cerber
Raccoon info stealer already infected 100,000+
worldwide
SWEED targets precision engineering companies in
Italy
U.S. fast-food restaurant chain Krystal suffered a
payment card incident
UniCredit bank discloses a data breach that impacted
3 million of Italian clients
Up to 2,000 Georgia websites have been hit by cyber
attacks
Details for 1.3 million Indian payment cards
available on the dark web, its the biggest single card database ever
Fancy Bear continues to target sporting and
anti-doping organizations
US Federal Communications Commission proposes
cutting off funds for Chinese telecom equipment
Users online claim Kudankulam nuclear power plant
was hit by a cyber attack
Emsisoft released a free decryption tool for
Paradise ransomware
Its official, administrative network at Kudankulam
Nuclear Power Plant was infected with DTrack
Network Solutions data breach – hacker accessed data
of more 22 Million accounts
Thousands of Xiaomi FURRYTAIL pet feeders exposed to
hack
WhatsApp sued Israeli surveillance firm NSO Group
and its parent Q Cyber Technologies
Xhelper, a new piece of Android malware that is
infecting 2K+ devices each month
21 Million stolen credentials from Fortune 500
companies available on the dark web
China-linked APT41 group targets telecommunications
companies with new backdoor
eIDAS flaws allowed attackers to impersonate any EU
citizen or business
Hackers behind Uber and Lynda hacks plead guilty in
data breaches
Israel is going to extradite to US the Russian
hacker Alexei Bourkov
CVE-2019-13720 flaw in Chrome exploited in Operation
WizardOpium attacks
Facebook agrees to pay a fine of $643,000 in
Cambridge Analytica scandal
Kaspersky researchers found a Chrome 0-day exploited
in attacks in the wild
sPower it the first renewable energy provider hit by
a cyber attack that caused communications outages
CVE-2019-2114 flaw allows hackers to plant malware
on Android devices via NFC beaming
Desjardins credit union data breach bigger than
initially thought
Proton Technologies makes the code of ProtonMail iOS
App open source
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Pierluigi Paganini
(SecurityAffairs – newsletter)
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