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
- Big tech firms may be handing Hong Kong user data to China
- Ontario police used COVID-19 database illegally, civil rights groups find
- YouTube will use artificial intelligence to decide if videos are safe for kids
- United States obtains final judgment and permanent injunction against Edward Snowden
- The European Union wants to force OEMs to let users uninstall bloatware
- The EU wants to limit which apps Apple and Google pre-install on your phone
- CMA CGM confirms cyber attack
- Healthcare giant UHS hit by ransomware attack
- Hackers leak files stolen in Pakistan’s K-Electric ransomware attack
For the more technical
- Cisco IOS XR software DVMRP memory exhaustion vulnerabilities
- Java RMI for pentesters: structure, recon and communication (non-JMX Registries)
- GitHub: Code scanning is now available
- Microsoft Exchange 2010 end of support and overall patching study
- If you’re running HP Device Manager, anyone on your network can get admin on your server via backdoor
- Critical vulnerabilities in leading industrial remote access software solutions
- You can bypass TikTok’s MFA by logging in via a browser
- How a Chinese malware gang defrauded Facebook users of $4 million
- The Emerald Connection: EquationGroup collaboration with Stuxnet
- Graphology of an Exploit – Hunting for exploits by looking for the author’s fingerprints
- TA2552 uses OAuth access token phishing to exploit read-only risks
- Microsoft Digital Defense Report, September 2020
- Ransomware gangs add DDoS attacks to their extortion arsenal
- Your best defense against ransomware: Find the early warning signs
- Attacks aimed at disrupting the Trickbot botnet
- APT‑C‑23 group evolves its Android spyware
- Joker playing hide-and-seek with Google Play
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