Security Leftovers
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Security updates for Tuesday
Security updates have been issued by Arch Linux (irssi, python-django, and python2-django), Debian (libspring-security-2.0-java and zeromq3), Red Hat (python27-python), SUSE (ImageMagick, postgresql10, python-Pillow, and zeromq), and Ubuntu (apport, Docker, glib2.0, gvfs, whoopsie, and zeromq3).
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Fileless Trojan “Astaroth” That Steals Credentials Is Back, Warns Microsoft [Ed: Well, had Microsoft actually cared about security it wouldn't have given NSA et al back doors or bug doors into everything it has]
The team got alert when they noticed a sudden huge spike in the usage of the WMIC (Windows Management Instrumentation Command-Line) tool during the month of May and June 2019. They had deployed an algorithm designed to catch a specific form of file-less attack.
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GitHub account of Canonical was hacked, Ubuntu source code is safe [Ed: It is a Microsoft platform, not a Canonical or Ubuntu platform]
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GitHub account of Canonical compromised, but Ubuntu source code safe
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