Tuesday 30 April 2019

New Sodinokibi Ransomware Delivered via Oracle WebLogic Flaw

A critical Oracle WebLogic Server vulnerability patched last week has been exploited by malicious actors to deliver a new piece of ransomware to organizations.

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Local Credit Union Sues Fiserv Over 'Amateurish Security Lapses'

Fortune 500 Fiserv Sued by Local Credit Union Over Security Vulnerabilities in Online Banking Platform

Fiserv, the leading bank core processor with 37% of the U.S. marketshare in 2018, is being sued by one of its own customers, the Bessemer System Federal Credit Union.

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Over Dozen Popular Email Clients Found Vulnerable to Signature Spoofing Attacks

A team of security researchers has discovered several vulnerabilities in various implementations of OpenPGP and S/MIME email signature verification that could allow attackers to spoof signatures on over a dozen of popular email clients. The affected email clients include Thunderbird, Microsoft Outlook, Apple Mail with GPGTools, iOS Mail, GpgOL, KMail, Evolution, MailMate, Airmail, K-9 Mail,

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Dutch Warn of 'Worrying' Russian, Chinese Cyber-Spying

Russia and China are stepping up "worrying" cyber-spying activity, including last year's plot to hack the world chemical weapons watchdog, the Dutch intelligence service warned Tuesday.

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2020 U.S. Presidential Candidates Vulnerable to Email Attacks

A majority of the 2020 U.S. presidential campaigns are vulnerable to sophisticated email attacks as they have failed to implement DMARC and advanced security systems, according to a study conducted by email security firm Agari.

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Apple Claims Parental Control Apps Removed Due to Use of MDM

Apple claims its recent decision to remove several parental control applications from the official App Store is related to these apps using what the company has described as “highly invasive” mobile device management (MDM) technology.

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Security Operations Firm Red Canary Raises $34 Million

Denver, Co-based managed detection and response (MDR) firm Red Canary has raised $34 million in growth equity funding. 

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