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> US University to Host INTERPOL Digital Forensics Conference
INTERPOL digital forensics conference to be hosted virtually by University of New Haven
> Ransomware Strikes Third US College in a Week
Columbia College Chicago becomes third US college in a week to be hit by Netwalker ransomware
> Breaking the Solidity Compiler with a Fuzzer
Over the last few months, we’ve been fuzzing solc, the standard Solidity smart contract compiler, and we’ve racked up almost 20 (now mostly fixed) new bugs. A few of these are duplicates of existing bugs with slightly different symptoms or triggers, but the vast majority are previously unreported bu...
> Open Source Software Vulnerabilities Increased By 130% in 2019
Open source software vulnerabilities are at historically high levels
> CPA Canada Breach Hits Over 300,000 Accountants
Personal information stolen after website is compromised
> Points de contrĂ´le Active Directory (02 juin 2020)
L'annuaire Active Directory, centre névralgique de la sécurité des systèmes d'information Microsoft, est un élément critique permettant la gestion centralisée de comptes, de ressources et de permissions. L'obtention de privilèges élevés sur cet annuaire entraîne une prise de contrôle instantanée...
> Phishers Hide #COVID19 Malware in CVs and Medical Leave Forms
Check Point data finds attack levels on the rise as businesses re-open
> IT Services Firm Conduent Felled by Maze Ransomware
Firm’s European operations suffer 10-hour outage
> Detecting Bad OpenSSL Usage
OpenSSL is one of the most popular cryptographic libraries out there; even if you aren’t using C/C++, chances are your programming language’s biggest libraries use OpenSSL bindings as well. It’s also notoriously easy to mess up due to the design of its low-level API. Yet many of these mistakes fall...
> North Dakota Contact Tracing App Ends Data Share with Foursquare
Care19 no longer sends users’ data to third-party service Foursquare
> Florida Student Discovers Flaws in Leading Doorbell Security Cameras
Vulnerabilities found in 11 internet-connected doorbell security cameras by Florida tech student
> Verifying Windows binaries, without Windows
TL;DR: We’ve open-sourced a new library, μthenticode, for verifying Authenticode signatures on Windows PE binaries without a Windows machine. We’ve also integrated it into recent builds of Winchecksec, so that you can use it today to verify signatures on your Windows executables! As a library, μthen...
> Maine Community College Becomes First in State to Offer Cybersecurity Program
Community college students in Maine can study cybersecurity from fall 2020
> Sophos Confirms Restructuring Plans, Denies Blog Closure
Sophos confirms it is implementing some internal restructuring
> Malicious macros are still causing problems!
Andrew A explains the updated guidance for Microsoft Office macros
> Facebook Labels State-Controlled Media Ahead of US Elections
Transparency push aimed at heading off propaganda
> Chinese and Iranian State Hackers Target Trump/Biden Campaigns
Google warns political groups to be alert to phishing risks
> Le code malveillant Dridex (25 mai 2020)
Les marqueurs techniques suivants sont associés en source ouverte au code malveillant Dridex (voir la publication CERTFR-2020-CTI-005). Ils peuvent être utilisés à des fins de recherche de compromission dans des journaux historiques ou de détection. Toute communication depuis ou vers cette...
> DDoS-ers Target Black Lives Matter Groups
Cloudflare reports huge increase in attacks on advocacy groups last weekend
> #Infosec20: Best Cybersecurity Practices for SMEs
Experts discuss how small businesses should approach cybersecurity