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Wordfence experts detected a massive wave of attacks in the last couple of days that targeted over 1.6 million WordPress sites. Wordfence researchers spotted a massive wave of attacks in the days that are targeting over 1.6 million WordPress sites from 16,000 IPs. “Today, on December 9, 2021, our Threat Intelligence team noticed a drastic uptick in attacks targeting vulnerabilities that make it possible for attackers to update arbitrary options on vulnerable sites. This led us into an investigation which uncovered an active attack targeting over a million WordPress sites.” reads the post published by Wordfence. “Over the past 36 hours, the Wordfence network has blocked over 13.7 million attacks targeting four different plugins and several Epsilon Framework themes across over 1.6 million sites and originating from over 16,000 different IP addresses.” The attacks are originating from 16,000 IP addresses and are targeting four WordPress plugins and fifteen Epsilon Framework themes. Below is the list of affected plugins: PublishPress Capabilities <= 2.3 Kiwi Social Plugin <= 2.0.10 Pinterest Automatic <= 4.14.3 WordPress Automatic <= 3.53.2 while the targeted Epsilon Framework themes are: Shapely <=1.2.8 NewsMag <=2.4.1 Activello <=1.4.1 Illdy <=2.1.6 Allegiant <=1.2.5 Newspaper X <=1.3.1 Pixova Lite <=2.0.6 Brilliance <=1.2.9 MedZone Lite <=1.2.5 Regina Lite <=2.0.5 Transcend <=1.1.9 Affluent <1.1.0 Bonkers <=1.0.5 Antreas <=1.0.6 NatureMag Lite – No patch known. Recommended to uninstall from site. Below are the top 10 offending IPs observed: 144.91.111.6 with 430,067 attacks blocked. 185.9.156.158 with 277,111 attacks blocked. 195.2.76.246 with 274,574 attacks blocked. 37.187.137.177 with 216,888 attacks blocked. 51.75.123.243 with 205,143 attacks blocked. 185.200.241.249 with 194,979 attacks blocked. 62.171.130.153 with 192,778 attacks blocked. 185.93.181.158 with 181,508 attacks blocked. 188.120.230.132 with 158,873 attacks blocked. 104.251.211.115 with 153,350 attacks blocked. Experts noticed that in most cases, the threat actors are enabling the users_can_register option and setting the default_role option to administrator. Then the attackers are able to register on any site as an administrator and take over the site. Site admins could determine if their site has been compromised by reviewing the user accounts on the site to determine if there are any unauthorized user accounts. Indicators of compromise include the presence of a vulnerable version of any of the above plugins or themes along with the presence of a rogue user account. Researchers recommend removing any rogue accounts and updating your plugins and themes as soon as possible Experts also recommend reviewing the settings in [Hidden Content] page focusing on Membership` and `New User Default Role` settings. “We strongly recommend ensuring that all of your sites have been updated to the patched versions of the plugins and themes.” concludes the post. Source

Only days after the T-Mobile data breach, the same threat actor is selling 70 million AT&T users’ records. The mobile service provider denied the data leak claim, saying the data didn’t come from any of their systems. ShinyHunters, the same group of threat actors that posted T-Mobile users’ data for sale just days ago, is now selling 70 million records that allegedly belong to another mobile service provider – AT&T. The sample of data for sale includes AT&T users’ full names, social security numbers, email addresses, and dates of birth. ShinyHunters is selling the database for a starting price of $200,000. AT&T denied the claim that the data was leaked, suggesting that it is either inauthentic or gathered from other sources. “Based on our investigation today, information that appeared in an internet chat room does not appear to have come from our systems,” MarketWatch quoted the cellphone carrier. AT&T has suffered a data breach before. In 2015, the company agreed to pay a $25 million fine for an insider breach. As a matter of fact, in May, a threat actor was looking to hire a T-Mobile and/or AT&T employee, presumably to help them stage an insider attack on their employer. The claim of yet another enormous user database comes only days after another mobile service provider T-Mobile has confirmed a data breach. According to their latest statement, an attacker illegally accessed a database containing information on more than 40 million past, current, and prospective users of T-Mobile US. Late last week, T-Mobile was tipped about claims in an online forum that a threat actor has compromised T-Mobile systems. The company announced it had located and immediately closed the access point that might have been used to illegally gain access to the organization’s servers. “Our preliminary analysis is that approximately 7.8 million current T-Mobile postpaid customer accounts’ information appears to be contained in the stolen files, as well as just over 40 million records of former or prospective customers who had previously applied for credit with T-Mobile. Importantly, no phone numbers, account numbers, PINs, passwords, or financial information were compromised in any of these files of customers or prospective customers,” the company said in a press release. The experts we spoke to insisted that this data could be used for social engineering and identity theft. ShinyHunters is a notorious threat actor group and is responsible for multiple major data breaches. According to HackRead, they have targeted companies like Mashable, 123RF, Minted, Couchsurfing, Animal Jam, and others. Source

WARNING — Malware Found in CamScanner Android App With 100+ Million Users ◾️Beware! Attackers can remotely hijack your Android device and steal data stored on it, if you are using free version of CamScanner, a highly-popular Phone PDF creator app with more than 100 million downloads on Google Play Store. ◾️So, to be safe, just uninstall the CamScanner app from your Android device now, as Google has already removed the app from its official Play Store.

Apple giving out pre-jailbroken research iPhones to security researchers starting next year, and will pay up to $1M for zero click remote chain with persistence Announcement: We are increasing our bounties for almost every product. We're now paying $2,000,000 for remote iOS jailbreaks, $1,000,000 for WhatsApp/iMessage/SMS/MMS RCEs, and $500,000 for Chrome RCEs. More information at:

Releasing an archive with a searchable engine for 000Webhost, 5 Million Gmail and nulled accounts. To use just extract to a webhosting site with support for PHP or run it locally. All the combos are in one file and all the combos available have been around the web for a while so it's public domain now. 000Webhost combo is from 2014... The reason why i'm releasing this three databases into one file is because the data is correct. My email credentials were available and the passwords were a match. Download [Hidden Content] Virus Check File is too large. Compressed 391 MB. Uncompressed 1.2 GB

Facebook discovered it on Tuesday afternoon but did not inform its users until Friday night that the company had suffered the biggest hack in its history in which at least 50 million accounts have been compromised . Last Tuesday, the company informed the FBI and the Irish Data Protection Commission - in charge of ensuring the European regulation of data protection - of a breach in its security system whose origin and mobile were unknown to them . Facebook took two days, until Thursday night, to solve their security problem .However, the internal investigation is still open and the company does not know if "the accounts were misused", according to the CEO of the company, Mark Zuckerberg, in a message on his social network. Notification that users have received in their Facebook profile affected by the hack. "On Tuesday, I assumed that an attacker had exploited a technical vulnerability to steal access to more than 50 million accounts," he said. A fact that, after jumping to public opinion, Zuckerberg himself has described as " a very serious security issue " that "they are taking very seriously" in statements to the American media. According to the company, the hackers were taking advantage of the functionality of "see as" -that allows the owner of an account to know what his profile looks like in the eyes of a third person- to take over and take control of the accounts of third parties . In response to this attack, Facebook has chosen to reset the accounts of 90 million users around the world, who will have to re-enter their username and password to regain access to their account. In addition to the 50 million accounts that have been exposed by the security breach , the company has decided to reset by precaution the accounts of another 40 million users who would have accessed the "see as" function over the past year. A hack at the worst moment for Facebook This hack has come at the worst possible time for Facebook . After its last presentation of results in July, the company's shares plummeted 21% to stand at around $ 170. The stock market crash came precipitated by a growth of 1.44% during the last quarter, a figure well below those that had been harvested during the last years. In addition, Facebook faces a serious leak of users in the United States.According to the latest survey of the Pew Research Center, 25% of users would have already been removed from this social network . A percentage that, in the youngest age group, rises to 44%. What should I do to secure my passwords? The most important thing to avoid someone sneaking into your Facebook account is to have a very secure password. You should not include your name, predictable numbers - such as birth dates - or common words or words that can easily be associated with you. If you want to create a very secure password and always remember it, here is a small guide to do it so that nobody knows how your account is protected. In addition, Facebook offers the option to activate verification in two steps .This system of 'defense' extra that requires a code that is generated randomly and sent by message to a phone number, in addition to having to write our username and password . So, even if someone knows your Instagram credentials and tries to access from your mobile or computer, you can not enter your account unless you also have your phone and receive the SMS with the code . It is highly recommended to activate verification in two steps, both on Facebook and any other service that offers it, be it WhatsApp, Instagram, Gmail or others.