Afraid of missing important security news during the week? We’re here to help! Every week we put together a curated list of all important security news in one place, for your reading pleasure. Enjoy!
For the less technical
- Credit freezes are one easy way to protect against identity fraud
- Russian man charged with running money-back-guaranteed criminal marketplace
- US vets targeted by foreign actors aiming to sway elections
- Ghost ships, crop circles, and soft gold: A GPS mystery in Shanghai
For the more technical
- Paged Out! #2 it’s free to download (PDF)
- November 2019 Microsoft Patch Tuesday
- Adobe patches critical remote code execution bugs in Illustrator
- SAP Security Patch Day – November 2019
- Android Firmware Vulnerabilities – November 2019
- Free antivirus apps requesting huge amounts of dangerous permissions they don’t need
- Opening Pandora’s box through ATFuzzer: Dynamic analysis of AT interface for Android smartphones (PDF)
- The road to Qualcomm TrustZone apps fuzzing
- New WhatsApp bug could have let hackers secretly install spyware on your devices
- TPM—Fail: TPM meets timing and lattice attacks (PDF)
- Cisco ASA & Firepower Threat Defense remote code execution vulnerability
- Experts found a backdoor in Siemens PLCs. Critical infrastructure and SCADA networks affected
- TCP amplification attacks
- DDoS attacks in Q3 2019
- Telegram MTProxy servers used to DDoS Iranian cloud provider
- NTRU public key cryptosystem explained
- Introduction to APK Reverse Engineering – bypassing Root Detection and Certificate Pinning
- All is XSS that comes to the .NET
- Injection points in popular image formats
- Bypassing authentication on SSH bastion hosts
- Clever WebEx spam use Cisco redirect to deliver RAT malware
- Iranian hacking group built its own VPN network
- More than a dozen obfuscated APT33 botnets used for extreme narrow targeting
- PureLocker: New ransomware-as-a-service being used in targeted attacks against servers
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