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Bad actors are actively targeting a vulnerability in the #Windows version of #Apple iTunes to deliver BitPaymer/iEncrypt ransomware. (@morphisec)https://t.co/uRkJo0pqUp
— Threatpost (@threatpost) October 10, 2019
BitPaymer ransomware gang uses iTunes zero-day to bypass AV detection
— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) October 10, 2019
-0-day exploited in August
-patched this week
-impacts iTunes/iCloud for Windows
-unquoted service path issue
-systems where iTunes was uninstalled are still vulnerablehttps://t.co/WwYahgTb8S pic.twitter.com/kFBTRfVTw3
Apple patches zero-day ransomware flaw in Windows version of iTunes https://t.co/pLRr4nOz0D
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 11, 2019
Apple patches zero-day ransomware flaw in Windows version of iTunes https://t.co/BZAr3oLVsO
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 11, 2019
Apple patches zero-day ransomware flaw in Windows version of iTunes https://t.co/YYiJXyPGH2
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 11, 2019
ALERT!! #Apple #iTunes #Bug Actively Exploited in BitPaymer/iEncrypt Campaign. cybersec #cybersecurity #infosec #security #cyberthreat #darkint #hackers #cybercrime #darkweb #darknet #dataprotection #privacy #databreaches #credentials #malware #phishing https://t.co/OO8ZH9ywE4
— Jiniba (@JinibaBD) October 10, 2019
Apple iTunes Bug Actively Exploited in BitPaymer/iEncrypt Campaign https://t.co/2kzGo2NmkZ
— Nicolas Krassas (@Dinosn) October 10, 2019
Apple iTunes Bug Actively Exploited in BitPaymer/iEncrypt Campaign https://t.co/xOBuOuaT7u pic.twitter.com/1wLmp0JnjD
— Emcv Max (@emcvmaxcom) October 10, 2019
Apple Zero-Day Exploited in New BitPaymer Campaign https://t.co/aufs53l5Mq
— piyokango (@piyokango) October 10, 2019
A zero-day vulnerability in #Apple's Bonjour app—which comes bundled with #iTunes or #iCloud for Windows—found actively being exploited in the wild by cybercriminals to evade #antivirus detection and infect PCs with BitPaymer #ransomware.
— Mohit Kumar (@unix_root) October 11, 2019
Read: https://t.co/mnn9n8vxnh#infosec
New 0day in Apple's Bonjour service on Windows being used to infect computers with malware -> https://t.co/QUeSHvuIzR
— dxw cyber (@dxwcyber) October 11, 2019
Original writeup: https://t.co/SK3LDtuqyc pic.twitter.com/Gx2K02oO64
Apple iTunes and iCloud for Windows 0-Day Exploited in Ransomware Attacks https://t.co/ucGiI6Wf01
— Philippe Vynckier (@PVynckier) October 11, 2019
Apple iTunes and iCloud for Windows 0-Day Exploited in Ransomware Attacks https://t.co/ChCOTxvfp5 pic.twitter.com/c73EDq9sAv
— #AI (@AI__TECH) October 11, 2019
Apple iTunes and iCloud for Windows 0-Day Exploited in Ransomware Attacks #hacking https://t.co/PoeYDD8gJ7
— Claudia Martín (@CLAVDIAmartin) October 11, 2019
The cybercriminal group behind BitPaymer and iEncrypt ransomware attacks has been found exploiting a zero-day vulnerability that comes bundled with Apple's iTunes and iCloud software for Windows to evade antivirus detection. @unix_root via @TheHackersNews https://t.co/CFJdmDNS56
— Malwarebytes (@Malwarebytes) October 10, 2019
How an iTunes zeroday allowed attackers to install ransomware on the sly https://t.co/5iaAfbuGRE
— Dan Goodin (@dangoodin001) October 10, 2019
Isnt iTunes already ransomware lolhttps://t.co/qDb5wbTytE
— ?? ?? (@Ricky_Simps0n) October 11, 2019
Attackers exploit iTunes zero day to install ransomware https://t.co/hbN7UEtmx3
— Security Response (@threatintel) October 11, 2019
Attackers exploit an iTunes & iCloud zeroday to install ransomware https://t.co/m3J2WoMJYE without triggering antivirus protections, researchers from Morphisec reported on Thursday. Apple patched the vulnerability earlier this week. Via @arstechnica
— Martial Gervaise (@argevise) October 11, 2019
윈도우용 아이튠즈와 아이클라우드 클라이언트에 내장된 Bonjour의 제로데아 헛점을 이용한 랜섬웨어가 도는 중. 맥에서 사라지고 나서 남은 윈도우 사용자에게 ㄸ을 주는군요. https://t.co/OHoeVuHszI
— 푸른곰 (@purengom) October 11, 2019
Attackers exploit an iTunes zeroday to install ransomware https://t.co/mxP8JeDfgp
— Paolo Passeri (@paulsparrows) October 11, 2019
Attackers exploit an iTunes zeroday to install ransomware https://t.co/GLdliwdf0V pic.twitter.com/WfiGOo0wd7
— #AI (@AI__TECH) October 11, 2019
Attackers exploit an #iTunes #zeroday to install #ransomware https://t.co/gcS6ufnzbx #informedsecurity pic.twitter.com/U1q4xQ7zEF
— Jose Lagdameo Jr (@cyberinform) October 11, 2019
Vulnerability in iTunes and iCloud allowed Windows PC ransomware infection https://t.co/42OBubTZRk pic.twitter.com/5BujfqrjX4
— Huawei Global (@huawei_global) October 11, 2019
Apple patches zero-day ransomware flaw in Windows version of iTunes https://t.co/MOYzFCiApT
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 12, 2019
Apple patches zero-day ransomware flaw in Windows version of iTunes https://t.co/CEiRGMwyM8
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 12, 2019
A zero-day vulnerability in #Apple's Bonjour app—which comes bundled with #iTunes or #iCloud for Windows—found actively being exploited in the wild by cybercriminals to evade #antivirus detection and infect PCs with BitPaymer #ransomware.
— Swati Khandelwal (@Swati_THN) October 10, 2019
Read: https://t.co/81pYs2ZU6a#infosec
"An aside: Gorelik described Bonjour as 'a mechanism that Apple uses to deliver future updates.' Apple and many other resources, meanwhile, say it's a service Apple applications use to find shared music libraries and other resources on a local network"
— Paul Dokas (@pauldokas) October 11, 2019
? https://t.co/QtY4cciUYH
Vulnerability in iTunes and iCloud allowed Windows PC #ransomware infection https://t.co/gFKxY6feJs
— Shane Fogle (@fogle_shane) October 12, 2019