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
- Wikipedia co-founder: I no longer trust the website I created
- Why you shouldn’t use Google Maps on your iPhone after update
- Ring’s end-to-end encryption is rolling out globally
- REvil ransomware gang’s web sites mysteriously shut down
- Arrests of members of Tetrade seed groups Grandoreiro and Melcoz
- U.S. government offers $10 million for info on hackers targeting critical infrastructure
For the more technical
- Microsoft July 2021 Patch Tuesday
- Microsoft Defender remote code execution vulnerability
- Microsoft Bug Bounty Programs Year in Review: $13.6M in rewards
- Bypassing Windows Hello without masks or plastic surgery
- Hooking Candiru. Another mercenary spyware vendor comes into focus
- Protecting customers from a private-sector offensive actor using 0-day exploits and DevilsTongue malware
- Google’s TAG: How we protect users from 0-day attacks
- CVE-2021-22555: Turning \x00\x00 into 10000$
- CryptoHack: A fun free platform for learning modern cryptography
- Remote code execution in cdnjs of Cloudflare
- Modipwn: code execution vulnerability discovered in Schneider Electric Modicon PLCs
- Security analysis of Telegram
- Reverse engineering the M6 smart fitness bracelet
- Magecart swiper uses unorthodox concatenation
- Banking Trojans in a business wrapper
- Toddler: Mobile banking botnet analysis report
- Adjusting the Anchor
- Trickbot activity increases; new VNC module on the radar
- Mespinoza ransomware gang calls victims “partners,” attacks with Gasket, “MagicSocks” tools
- LuminousMoth APT: Sweeping attacks for the chosen few
- Microsoft discovers threat actor targeting SolarWinds Serv-U software with 0-day exploit
- Operation SpoofedScholars: A conversation with TA453
- Malware-infected documents found on the Kazakhstan government’s portal
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