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Weekly update 58

Troy Hunt

Seriously, this is a big thing that's been in the works for a while now and I'll be covering it in detail in the next update. I'm between (short domestic) trips, I'm playing with my new iPad and I'm working on something really, really cool I'm going to be talking about next week. iTunes podcast | Google Play Music podcast | RSS podcast.

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Patch Tuesday, Good Riddance 2020 Edition

Krebs on Security

Microsoft today issued its final batch of security updates for Windows PCs in 2020, ending the year with a relatively light patch load. The critical bits reside in updates for Microsoft Exchange Server , Sharepoint Server , and Windows 10 and Server 2016 systems.

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A week in security (August 16 – August 22)

Malwarebytes

Source: The Register) Chinese espionage tool exploits vulnerabilities in 58 widely used websites, (Source: The Record) Wanted: Disgruntled employees to deploy ransomware. Source: Engadget) OpenSSL announces a high severity update on August 24th. Last week on Malwarebytes Labs: Podcast: Katie Moussouris hacked Clubhouse.

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Security Affairs newsletter Round 293

Security Affairs

A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Every week the best security articles from Security Affairs free for you in your email box.

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Microsoft took down 120 of 128 Trickbot servers in recent takedown

Security Affairs

Microsoft provided an update on its takedown efforts and announced a new wave of takedown actions against TrickBot. Microsoft also revealed that operators tried to resume the operations, The company brought down 58 of the 59 servers the operators attempted to bring online after the recent takedown. elections. .

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TrickBot helps Emotet come back from the dead

Malwarebytes

Not only had the infrastructure been dismantled, but previously infected computers had received a special update that would effectively remove the malware at a specific date. Out of the woods again. On November 15, security researchers who’ve tracked Emotet announced that the threat was back. A return of malspam waves and ransomware?

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SHARED INTEL: Forrester poll – security decision makers report breaches escalated as Covid 19 spread

The Last Watchdog

The overarching takeaway: more organizations were breached, more often, in 2020 that 2019; some 58% of security decision-makers in North America and Europe reported dealing with at least one breach in 2020 as compared to 48% in 2019.