At Camel Secure we want you to be informed about cybersecurity news that could affect your business. That is why we present you this summary with the most important news of the week:
HACKER TRIED TO POISON FLORIDA CITY'S WATER SUPPLY.
A hacker took control of a computer system of the water treatment facility at Oldsmar city in Florida and changed chemical levels of lye (Sodium hydroxide) in a potentially dangerous level. A supervisor working remotely saw the concentration being changed on his computer screen and immediately reverted it.
ZERO-DAY VULNERABILITY IN CHROME ACTIVELY EXPLOITED.
Google has patched a zero-day vulnerability in the Chrome desktop web browser that it says was actively being exploited this week. The company released version 88.0.4324.150 for Windows, Mac, and Linux (CVE-2021-21148).
CHINESE APT GROUP IMPLEMENTS SOPHISTICATED SHELLCODE
The Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) group BlackTech implemented a new shellcode calling BendyBear to download malware from the Command and Control server. Palo Alto researchers described the malware as highly sophisticated that includes anti-scan capabilities.
