Dear etechnews today,
Your weekly security newsletter from theregister.co.uk
for the week ending 3rd November 2014
*** Security News ***
Remote code execution flaws fixed in tnftp and wget
Linux bods thankful, Apple a stone-cold boilerplate
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cYh
LastPass releases Open Source command line client
Probing, poking and pulling requested
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cYd
Pirate Bay co-founder JAILED for three years after massive CSC HACK
ATTACK
Guilty of illegally accessing government servers in Denmark
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cXX
Facebook lifts Tor ban, touts encrypted onion access point
Anonymized traffic now A-OK
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cXD
Popular Science site shrugs off malicious code infection
No warning, no response... at least it killed the code
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cXe
Microsoft patches GroupMe 'full account' hijack hole
Researcher rates Redmond after rapid responds to rathole reveal in
Group TXTing app
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cX7
Free government-penned crypto can swipe identities
Beware of Australians bearing gifts
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cX4
Google heads out the back with rifle, puts down POODLE
Next Chrome includes death knell for SSL
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cX1
Danish court finds Pirate Bay cofounder guilty of hacking CSC servers
Jury doesn't buy 'evil hackers pwned my computer' defense
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cWT
BIGGEST THREAT to Europe's cybersecurity? Hint: not hackers
Largest EVER Europe-wide cybersecurity exercise
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cWz
The ULTIMATE CRUELTY: Sandworm uses PowerPoint against Swiss bank
customers
From espionage to cybercrime
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cWw
UK smart meters arrive in 2020. Hackers have ALREADY found a flaw
Energy summit bods warned of free energy bonanza
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cWs
UK consumers particularly prone to piss-poor patching
Java a hot spot – new report
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cWh
Carders offer malware with the human touch to defeat fraud detection
Huge credit card heists mean crims want to cash out - fast
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cW0
Mozilla releases geolocating WiFi sniffer for Android
As if the civilians who never change access point passwords will ever
opt out of this one
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cUZ
DRUPAL-OPCALYPSE! Devs say best assume your CMS is owned
SQLi hole was hit hard, fast, and before most admins knew it needed
patching
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cUX
Big Retail: We don't hate Apple, we hate the credit card companies
Group opens up (slightly) about Apple Pay rival CurrentC
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cUW
The NO-NAME vuln: wget mess patched without a fancy brand
Directory overwrite bug threatens all *nix boxen
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cUP
Australian E-Health records breached twice in the last year
Sick system saw patients peep into two records
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cUK
Naked and afraid: that's how Telstra's Wi-Fi security makes you feel
All it takes is 1 angry teen with Wireshark and root access
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cUJ
Bad dog: Redmond's new IE tool KILLS POODLE with one shot
Azure and Office 365 to end SSL 3.0 support, too
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cUG
Big Retail's Apple Pay killer CurrentC HACKED, tester info nicked
Listen for the chuckling from Cupertino
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cUF
WHITE HOUSE network DOWN: Nation-sponsored attack likely
'Unclassified systems only', claim Presidential residentials
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cUe
BlackEnergy crimeware coursing through US control systems
US CERT says three flavours of control kit are under attack
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cU0
Cisco: We made UCS secure but need your help to finish the job
New hardening guide suggests shutting old services, expiring admins and
locking logs
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cTT
Find My Phone does just one thing but Samsung's messed it up
Hackers can p0wn smartmobes through handset location services
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cTR
'GCHQ's surveillance data gulp is BULKY and WARRANTLESS', human rights
groups moan
Is there really no limit for Blighty's spies?
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cTD
Security Avengers team up to take down Chinese hacking group
Try not to imagine security folk in lycra
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cTx
FBI impersonated newspaper to finger school bomb threat suspect
'Traded on our reputation and put it at peril', complains Seattle Times
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cTt
Feds seek potential 'second Snowden' gov doc leaker – report
Hang on, Ed wasn't here when we compiled THIS document
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cTc
EvilToss and Sourface hacker crew 'likely' backed by Kremlin – FireEye
US intel firm reports on 'APT28'
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cT1
Intel bods to detail RSA birko crypto man-in-the-middle diddle
Researchers go BERserk in Buenos Aires
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cRG
Knock Knock tool makes a joke of Mac AV
Yes, we know Macs 'don't get viruses', but when they do this code'll
spot 'em
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cRB
Shellshock over SMTP attacks mean you can now ignore your email
'But boss, the Internet Storm Centre says it's dangerous for me to
reply to you'
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cRv
AWS scores same Oz gov sec creds as Azure
Welcome to the cloud, where competitive advantage lasts a whole day
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cRt
Why weasel words might not work for Whisper
CEO suspends editor but privacy questions remain
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cRr
Planning to fly? Pour out your shampoo, toss your scissors, RENAME
TERRORIST WI-FI!
FAA fails to see humor in 'Al-Quida' hotspot jokes
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cRg
Schneier, Diffie, ex-MI5 bod, privacy advocates team up on Code Red
Project will fight intrusive surveillance
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cR9
Tor exit node mashes malware into downloads
Windows update haxors saved by Microsoft FixIt
http://go.reg.cx/ml/9e7f3/547fa3ff/bcb6c1e1/2cQn
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