IT Security Weekend Catch Up – May 27, 2017

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

1. Alleged theft of Disney movie was a fake
2. New carding shop under Trump logo
3. US law enforcement traces BTC transactions
4. Qatar state news agency hacked
5. Story of a man who helped WikiLeaks
6. More drugs sold online
7. US intelligence trouble in China
8. KickAssTorrents founder story

For the more technical

1. Emotet v4 analysis
2. Malware persistence via extension handlers
3. Fraudster trolling
4. Windows bluescreen via NTFS
5. Very detailed technical description of WannaCry
6. Details linking Lazarus to WannaCry
7. Linguistic analysis of WannaCry messages
8. Comment on WannaCry attribution
9. Cyber capabilities of North Korea
10. UN experts working on North Korea hacked
11. Detailed analysis of a large malwertising campaign
12. Cloning fingerprints
13. Great analysis of a Russian disinformation campaign
14. Remote code execution in Samba – exploit code
15. Uncertainty in malware attribution
16. Malicious ISO attachments
17. UAC bypass part 1, 2 and 3
18. Trolling researchers with YARA rules
19. Exploiting a V8 OOB write
20. Java deserialization scanner
21. RCE in some Netgear routers
22. Peacemakers security analysis
23. Movie subtitles attacks
24. Attacks using Zyklon bot
25. Hacking Galaxy S8 with a fake eye
26. Android encryption analysis
27. Tweeting as other users
28. New ideas for Java deserialization
29. New password strength measurement solution
30. QUANTUM INSERT attack example
31. Who controls the internet
32. Spora ransomware analysis
33. How to learn to break cyphers
34. Yahoo server memory leaks
35. Latest Android patches
36. Q1 threats review plus part two
37. Hacking SMS messages in Verizon
38. Someone published Crysis ransomware keys
39. [PDF] DDoS attacks report
40. 1Password protecting data at the border
41. Huge report on ransomware
42. Analysis of attacks with scripts hosted on Pastebin
43. Analysis of a Linux server compromise
44. Analysis of an attack using multiple NSA tools
45. Popular Android apps clicked on ads
46. [PDF] Analysis of attacks on hidden services in Tor

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