Security Affairs newsletter Round 217 – News of the week

Pierluigi Paganini June 09, 2019

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ESET analyzes Turla APTs usage of weaponized PowerShell
Leicester City Football Club disclosed a card breach
ProtonMail denies that it spies on users for government agencies
Expert shows how to Hack a Supra Smart Cloud TV
Gaining Root Access to Host through rkt Container hack
Google is taking action on deceptive installation tactics for Chrome Browser Extensions
Google outages in Eastern US affected Gmail, G-Suite, YouTube, and more
Threat actors abuse Microsoft Azure to Host Malware and C2 Servers
A month later Gamaredon is still active in Eastern Europe
Australian teenager hacked into Apple twice for a job
CVE-2019-9510 flaw allows hackers to bypass Windows lock screen on RDP sessions
macOS zero-day in Mojave could allow Synthetic Clicks attacks
OilRigs Jason email hacking tool leaked online
BlackSquid malware uses multiple exploits to drop cryptocurrency miners
Expert developed a MetaSploit module for the BlueKeep flaw
NSA urges Windows Users and admins to Patch BlueKeep flaw
Tens of Million patients impacted by the AMCA data breach
The Australian National University suffered a major, sophisticated attack
0patch experts released unofficial Patch Available for Recent Windows 10 Task Scheduler Zero-Day
Analyzing the APT34s Jason project
Cisco disclosed several flaws in Cisco Industrial Network Director
Platinum APT and leverages steganography to hide C2 communications
Remote code execution flaw in Ministra IPTV Platform exposes user data and more
Tor Project released Tor Browser 8.5.1 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android
VMware addressed flaws in its Workstation and Tools
Crooks stole about $10 million from GateHub cryptocurrency wallet service
Cryptocurrency startup Komodo hacks itself to protect its users funds from hackers
Fort Worth IT Professionals Fired for Reporting Cybersecurity Issues: What We Know
New GoldBrute Botnet is attempting to infect 1.5 Million RDP Servers
SandboxEscaper releases Byebear exploit to bypass patched EoP flaw
Frankenstein campaign: threat actors put together open-source tools for highly-targeted attacks
Hunting the ICEFOG APT group after years of silence
Recently a large chunk of European mobile traffic was rerouted through China Telecom

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