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Author: Pierluigi Paganini
A new round of the weekly newsletter arrived! The best news of the week with Security Affairs
BlackWater, a malware that uses Cloudflare Workers
for C2 Communication
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Coronavirus-themed attacks February 1 – March 15,
2020
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Massive cyber attack hit the town hall of Marseille
ahead local election
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Noooo, now Ancient Tortoise BEC scammers are
launching Coronavirus-Themed attacks
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A cyberattack hits the US Department of Health and
Human Services
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Aerial Direct, the O2s largest UK partner suffered a
data breach
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Experts warn of a new strain of ransomware, the PXJ
Ransomware
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MonitorMinor, the outstanding stalkerware can track
Gmail, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook
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Most organizations have yet to fix CVE-2020-0688
Microsoft Exchange flaw
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Open Exchange Rates discloses a security breach
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Attackers use a new CoronaVirus Ransomware to cover
Kpot Infostealer infections
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Corporate Finance firms leak 500K+ legal and
financial documents online
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Most ransomware attacks take place outside the
working hours
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Operators behind Nefilim Ransomware threaten to
release stolen data
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The parabola of a prolific cyber-criminal known as
Dton
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Ursnif campaign targets Italy with a new infection
Chain
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Adobe releases out-of-band patches for critical
issues in Acrobat Reader, Photoshop, Bridge, ColdFusion
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Cisco addresses multiple issues in its SD-WAN
product
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Thousands of Coronavirus-related malicious domains
are being created every day
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Trend Micro addresses two issues exploited by
hackers in the wild
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TrueFire Guitar tutoring website was hacked,
financial data might have been exposed
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VMware fixes high severity privilege escalation and
DoS in its products
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CERT France – Pysa ransomware is targeting local
governments
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Coronavirus news used by Emotet and Trickbot to
evade detection
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Experts found a new TrickBot module (rdpScanDll)
built for RDP bruteforcing operations
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Is APT27 Abusing COVID-19 To Attack People ?!
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Pwn2Own 2020 Day1 -researchers earned $180K for
hacking Windows, Ubuntu, and macOS
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Drupal addresses two XSS flaws by updating the
CKEditor
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Pwn2Own 2020 – Participants hacked Adobe Reader,
Oracle VirtualBox, and Windows
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Russia-linked APT28 has been scanning vulnerable
email servers in the last year
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UK printing company Doxzoo exposed US and UK
military docs
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Healthcare sector targeted : what you need to know
about the hackers very unusual strategy
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Mukashi, the new Mirai variant that targets Zyxel
NAS
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New Coronavirus-themed attack uses fake WHO chief
emails
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UK Fintech company Finastra hit by a cyber attack
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Pierluigi Paganini
(SecurityAffairs – hacking, newsletter)
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