Tuesday, April 10
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TOP STORY
Two phishing tales today: Yes, the dots do matter, Google: Story of how to scam a gmail user (Bruce Schneier also weighs in). Lookout Security published its Mobile Phishing 2018 Report: Phishing is different and we’re way worse at spotting it on mobile (we’ve gotten 85% worse at catching phishing every year since 2011 - either we’re dumber and more distracted or criminals are getting better at the phish game or both).
HACKTIVITY
Malicious file upload [redacted] [11 upvotes] - $600 bounty for this report to LocalTapiola by @muon4.
CSRF in Raffles Ticket Purchasing [15 upvotes] - $150 bounty for this report to Unikrn by @tolo7010.
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TWEET OF THE DAY
With the dismissal of that frivolous lawsuit, I'm finally free to voice a few thoughts. Again, my thanks to Natalie Spears of the @Dentons law firm and my support to @SteveD3 and @VickerySec. - @dangoodin001
OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING
The most viewed video on YouTube, the Despacito music video has been defaced. Shakira, Selena Gomez, Drake and Taylor Swift all were targeted by the black hats who go by Prosox and Kuroi'sh. Face-palm esque story for both YouTube and humanity - how is that video the most viewed YouTube video?!?
Herokus explains CVE-2017-17405, a vulnerability in Ruby’s FTP implementation.
Server Side Request Forgery to NIPRNet access. Two outdated Jira instances were vulnerable to a server side request forgery (SSRF) exploit which were exploited, and pivoted into giving access to the DoD internal services and network. Great find and write up by Alyssa Herrera.
DNS Resolvers Performance compared: CloudFlare x Google x Quad9 x OpenDNS
Verizon 2018 Data Breach Report: apparently healthcare is the first industry in the 11-years Verizon has been publishing the report to have majority of breaches caused by insiders
Facebook rolls out its Data Abuse Bounty
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