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Un hôtel autrichien paralysé par un ransomware
“Un hôtel autrichien a été victime d’un ransomware l’ayant totalement paralysé : les systèmes informatique gérant le système de cartes magnétiques / clés digitales était hors service. La rançon a du être payée d’urgence.”
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Hong Kong brokers blackmailed by hackers with DDoS Attacks
“The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission revealed some brokerage websites have been hit by DDoS attacks and blackmailed by crooks.”
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Hundreds of thousands, if not over a million Netgear routers open to hack
“Hundreds of thousands of Netgear routers are vulnerable to password bypass, the company issued updates only for a number models.”
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Dutch Government announced all ballots will be counted by hand amid cyberattack fears
“Dutch Government announced that all ballots in the election next month will be counted by hand in order to avoid any interference due to cyber attacks.”
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PoliceOne hacked – Hacker is selling thousands police officers’ accounts
“PoliceOne, a forum used only by only verified law enforcement officials, has been hacked and data dump was offered for sale in a dark web market.”
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Une faille vieille de 32 ans permet de pirater les imprimantes à distance
“Nos imprimantes sont vulnérables à un grand nombre d’attaques, comme viennent de le montrer trois chercheurs en sécurité”
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Russian hackers target critical infrastructure and democracy, warns UK
“Russia has used hacking and misinformation to disrupt critical infrastructure and the democratic processes of Western nations, according the UK’s defence secretary.”
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Ransomware is about to get a lot worse, by holding your operating system hostage
“Rather than just encrypting key files, ransomware could soon infect a computer to such an extent that the only two options available to the user would be to pay, or to lose access to the entire system.”
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Security flaws in Pentagon systems ‘easily’ exploited by hackers
“Hackers are likely exploiting the easy-to-find vulnerabilities, according to the security researcher who warned the Pentagon of the flaws months ago.”
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Google launches its own Root Certificate Authority
“Google is known for slipping fingers in many pies, so it should not come as a surprise that it has opted for starting its own Root Certificate Authority.”
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Identity fraud hits record high
“The number of identity fraud victims increased by sixteen percent (rising to 15.4 million U.S. consumers) in the last year, according to Javelin Strategy & Research.”
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Google Paid Hackers $3M For Finding Security Flaws Last Year
“It’s not easy to keep complex software free of security bugs. That’s why a number of companies have set up bug bounty programs to reward independent hackers for helping out. Google’s one of those companies, and last year they paid more than $3 million in total bounties.”
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Data breach in Michigan’s unemployment benefits system may affect 1.9M
“Social Security numbers and other personal information of up to 1.9 million residents in Michigan’s unemployment benefits system may have been compromised, the state said Friday.”
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As Trump Eases Russian Sanctions, Norway Reveals A Kremlin Cyberattack
“Hackers attempted to breach communications among members of Norway’s Labour Party much the same way American intelligence agencies have determined that Russians targeted emails from within the Democratic National Committee during the U.S. campaign, reports Norway’s TV2”
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170 vols Delta Airlines annulés suite à une panne informatique
“Delta Airlines a été contrainte d’annuler au moins 170 vols dans la nuit de dimanche à lundi suite à une panne informatique. Seuls les vols domestiques sont concernés”
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Un malware bloque 70% des caméras de surveillance de Washington D.C.
“Une attaque par ransomware a infecté près de 70% du réseau de caméras de surveillance de la ville de Washington D.C provoquant le blocage de l’enregistrement d’images vidéo “
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GitLab efface accidentellement la totalité des données en production
“La plateforme GitLab, une plateforme spécialisée dans l’hébergement de code et concurrente du célèbre GitHub, a effacé accidentellement l’ensemble des données en production de ses clients”
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Un mot de passe biométrique reposant sur le rythme cardiaque
“Des chercheurs de la Binghamton State University de New York envisagent d’utiliser les battements cardiaques comme une clé pour verrouiller les données médicales personnelles”
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International ATM hacking gang taken down
“Cops in Asia and Europe have arrested five members of a gang accused of highly sophisticated attacks on bank ATMs that netted around EUR3 million.”
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Un ex-employé de la Fed créait des bitcoins depuis un ordinateur de la banque centrale
“Un ex-employé de la Réserve fédérale américaine (Fed) a été sanctionné pour avoir installé sur un ordinateur de la banque centrale un logiciel lui permettant d’acquérir des bitcoins, a indiqué une autorité de contrôle lundi.”
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