A phishing campaign that spiked this week is pushing the Dridex banking Trojan via malicious macros embedded in XML file attachments.
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Threatpost News Wrap, March 6, 2015
Categories: Podcasts, Vulnerabilities
Dennis Fisher and Mike Mimoso talk about the FREAK SSL vulnerability and the glorious debut of CSI: Cyber!
Confusion Reigns Over FBI’s Plans for National Security Letter Gag Orders
Categories: Government, Privacy, Web Security
The way that National Security Letters are approved and used is one of the government’s more opaque processes. Now, you can add some more confusion into the mix, courtesy of some new comments from the FBI about when recipients are able to disclose the fact that they have received an NSL. More than a year[…]
Adobe Starts Vulnerability Disclosure Program on HackerOne
Categories: Vulnerabilities, Web Security
Adobe launched its first vulnerability disclosure program this week. It will use the HackerOne platform and will not pay out bounties, instead researchers can bulk up their HackerOne reputation scores. Only vulnerabilities in Adobe web applications or web-based services are in scope.
Anthem Refusing Security Audit Following Breach
Categories: Compliance, Data Breaches, Hacks
Anthem has refused to undergo vulnerability scans and configuration compliance tests in the aftermath of a breach that may have leaked the personal information of nearly 100,000 customers and non-customers.
