## Last week on Malwarebytes Labs * Multiple vulnerabilities in popular WordPress plugin [WP Fastest Cache](). * “[Killware]()”: Is it just as bad as it sounds? * [REvil]() ransomware disappears after Tor services hijacked. * Protect yourself from [BlackMatter]() ransomware: Advice issued. * [q-logger]() skimmer keeps Magecart attacks going. * How to delete your [Snapchat]() account. * High school student [rickrolls]() entire school district, and gets praised. * Chrome targeted by [Magnitude]() exploit kit. * Update now! [Chrome]() fixes more security issues. * A bug is about to confuse a lot of computers by [turning back time]() 20 years. * We dig into the [Game Players Code](). * Ransomware: Why do [backups fail]() when you need them most? ## Other cybersecurity news * [Sinclair Broadcast ]()Group says it suffered a ransomware attack and has had data stolen. (Source: NPR) * After [games]() boom in pandemic, gangs are using phishing and malware to cheat fans. (Source: The Guardian) * A vulnerability in the trial version of [WinRAR]() has significant consequences for the management of third-party software. (Source: PT Security) * [Slack]() contains an XSLeak vulnerability that de-anonymizes users. (Source: The Daily Swig) * [Gummy Browsers](), a new fingerprint capturing and browser spoofing attack lets attackers spoof tracking profiles. (Source : Bleeping Computer) * Elaborate [CryptoEats]() food delivery scam steals $500,000 in minutes. (Source: Vice) * Phishing campaign targets [YouTube]() creators with cookie theft malware. (Source: Google Threat Analysis Group) * Dutch forensic lab decrypts [Tesla]()’s driving safety data and finds a wealth of information. (Source: The Record) * [Australia]() announces critical infrastructure reforms to protect the essential infrastructure in the event of a major cyber-attack. (Source: homeaffairs.gov.au) * Popular [NPM library]() hijacked to install password-stealers and miners. (Source: BleepingComputer) Stay safe, everyone! The post [A week in security (Oct 18 – Oct 24)]() appeared first on [Malwarebytes Labs]().