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Issue 105
- Popular JavaScript library hijacked to steal Bitcoin funds
- Sennheiser headset software allows for man-in-the-middle SSL attacks
30th Nov 2018
Issue 104
- Spectre, Meltdown researchers unveil 7 more speculative execution attacks
- Vulnerability in AMP for WP Plugin allows admin access
23rd Nov 2018
Issue 103
- Google goes down after major BGP mishap routes traffic through China
- DARPA uses a remote island to stage a cyberattack on the US power grid
16th Nov 2018
Issue 102
- Portsmash: side-channel attack on Intel CPU's
- Cisco security appliances under attack, still no patch available
8th Nov 2018
Issue 101
- New vulnerabilities in widely used Bluetooth chips
- Vulnerability in X.Org grant privilege escalation in Linux and BSD systems
3rd Nov 2018
Issue 100
- Zero-day in popular jQuery File Upload plugin when used with Apache and PHP
- Critical remote code execution bugs in Drupal 7 and 8
25th Oct 2018
Issue 99
- Vulnerability in LibSSH allows for trivial authentication bypass
- Facebook hack impacted 30 million, of which 14 million had personal data stolen.
18th Oct 2018
Issue 98
- US advanced weaponry is easy to hack, even by low-skilled attackers
- WikiLeaks releases Amazon Atlas: locations of AWS datacenters
12th Oct 2018
Issue 97
- How China used a tiny chip to infiltrate U.S. companies
- New Linux kernel bug affects Red Hat, CentOS, and Debian Distributions
5th Oct 2018
Issue 96
- Mac Mojave zero-day allows malicious apps to access sensitive info
- Unwiped drives and servers from NCIX retailer for sale on Craigslist
27th Sep 2018

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