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Malicious Download Links Impersonating Popular Software Pushed by Hackers Through Google Ads

Heimadal Security

Security researchers discovered that lately a lot of fake websites impersonating popular free and open-source software have started to pop up in the sponsored section on Google search results. Crypto Influencer Stripped of NFTs At least one well-known cryptocurrency user claims to have been […].

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Calendar Meeting Links Used to Spread Mac Malware

Krebs on Security

Doug clicked the new link, but instead of opening up a videoconference app, a message appeared on his Mac saying the video service was experiencing technical difficulties. When you do decide to install a piece of software, make sure you are downloading it from the original source, and then keep it updated with any new security fixes.

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McAfee Enterprise Defender Blog | OMIGOD Vulnerability Opening the Door to Mirai Botnet

McAfee

The list of flaws, collectively called OMIGOD, impact a software agent called Open Management Infrastructure that’s automatically deployed in many Azure services – CVE-2021-38647 (CVSS score: 9.8) – Open Management Infrastructure Remote Code Execution Vulnerability. Source: MVISION Insights.

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Popular Python package compromised: Don’t ‘Blindly Trust Open Source’

Security Boulevard

Popular Python package compromised: Don’t ‘Blindly Trust Open Source’. An update of the SANS post warning about the activity added that a search for the malicious domain shows that another GitHub repository has the same malicious domain embedded within the PHP code. “It Don’t blindly trust open source.

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China-linked APT41 group spotted using open-source red teaming tool GC2

Security Affairs

China-linked APT41 group used the open-source red teaming tool GC2 in an attack against a Taiwanese media organization. Google Threat Analysis Group (TAG) team reported that the China-linked APT41 group used the open-source red teaming tool Google Command and Control ( GC2 ) in an attack against an unnamed Taiwanese media organization.

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FakeBat delivered via several active malvertising campaigns

Malwarebytes

February was a particularly busy month for search-based malvertising with the number of incidents we documented almost doubling. One malware family we have been tracking on this blog is FakeBat. For a while, we saw the same software brands (Parsec, Freecad) being impersonated over and over again. ar Decoy sites obs-software[.]cc

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CVE-2022-20685 flaw in the Modbus preprocessor of the Snort makes it unusable

Security Affairs

Snort is a free open source network intrusion detection system (IDS) and intrusion prevention system (IPS) which is currently developed by Cisco. The software performs real-time traffic analysis and packet logging on Internet Protocol (IP) networks, protocol analysis, content searching and matching. and release 3.1.11.0.