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​Comcast Xfinity customers report their accounts being hacked in widespread attacks that bypass two-factor authentication. These compromised accounts are then used to reset passwords for other services, such as the Coinbase and Gemini crypto exchanges.

Starting on December 19th, many Xfinity email users began receiving notifications that their account information had been changed. However, when attempting to access the accounts, they could not log in as the passwords had been changed.

After regaining access to the accounts, they discovered they had been hacked and a secondary email at the disposable @yopmail.com domain was added to their profile.

Similar to Gmail, Xfinity allows customers to configure a secondary email address to be used for account notifications and password resets in the event they lose access to their Xfinity account.

BleepingComputer first learned of these account hacks after numerous Xfinity customers reached out to us to share their experiences. In addition, other customers shared similar reports on Reddit [1, 2], Twitter [1, 2, 3], and Xfinity’s own support forum.

All Xfinity customers we spoke to said they have two-factor authentication enabled on their accounts, yet the threat actors could bypass it and log in to their accounts.

“Someone was able to reset my password and change personal account information, they bypassed 2FA. the email they setup was xxxxxxxx@yopmail.com,” explained an Xfinity customer on Reddit.

2FA bypass allegedly circulating privately

A researcher has told BleepingComputer that the attacks are being conducted through credential stuffing attacks to determine the login credentials for Xfinity attacks.

Once they gain access to the account and are prompted to enter their 2FA code, the attackers allegedly use a privately circulated OTP bypass for the Xfinity site that allows them to forge successful 2FA verification requests.

Once logged into the account, they can change the secondary email to the @yopmail.com account and perform password resets.

The main Xfinity email will also receive a notification that their information was changed, but as the password has been changed as well, will be unable to access it.

Once they gain full access to an Xfinity email account, the threat actors attempt to breach further online services used by the customer, verifying password reset requests to the now compromised email account.

BleepingComputer has been told by some of the affected customers that the hackers attempted to reset passwords at DropBox, Evernote, and the Coinbase and Gemini cryptocurrency exchanges.

While BleepingComputer has been unable to verify the legitimacy of this OTP bypass independently and whether it has been used in the reported hacks, it would explain how the threat actors can gain access to accounts with 2FA enabled.

BleepingComputer reached out to Comcast press contacts several times this week but has yet to receive a reply to our emails.

However, an Xfinity customer posted on Reddit that the company is aware of the account breaches and looking for the source of the hacks.

“I spoke to a second person in the xfinity security department that told me not to worry about the fraudulent yopmail account on my xfinity account and indicated that this had happened with many (maybe all) xfinity accounts,” a user posted to Reddit about the hacks.

“She indicated that xfinity is still working to find the source of the hack. Apparently this this is a much more widespread issue than is being reported. It does not seem that xfinity e-mail is secure at this time.”

 

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A free freeware called AdwCleaner scans your computer for and removes adware, toolbars, potentially unwanted programmes (PUP), and browser hijackers. For a better computer and web browsing experience, you may quickly delete several of these kinds of apps with AdwCleaner.

The kinds of apps that AdwCleaner targets are frequently downloaded for free as part of other programmes. Many times, when you download and install an application, it will say on the install screen that these other apps will also be installed. These harmful programmes will be installed automatically on your computer unless you perform a Custom install, leaving you with extra browser toolbars, adware, and other unwanted programmes. AdwCleaner is made to look for and get rid of these kinds of apps.

AdwCleaner-using adware removal instructions can be found here: How to Get Rid of Adware on a PC

 

AdwCleaner’s usage instructions are straightforward. Run the software after downloading it. A screen with a Scan and Clean button will then be displayed to you. AdwCleaner will scan your computer for unwanted programmes when you click the Scan button, and it will then show you all of the files, folders, and registry entries it discovers that are used by adware programmes.

After the scan is complete, review the results and uncheck any entries you don’t want to keep. After making your choice, click the Clean button to have AdwCleaner reboot your computer and delete the files and registry entries related to the various pieces of adware you are deleting. AdwCleaner will present a log of the deleted files, directories, and registry entries upon restarting.

Please be aware that ASK Toolbar is a component of Antivir Webguard’s web security. If you use Adwcleaner to remove ASK, Antivir Webguard won’t function properly anymore. In order to access the options screen where you should enable /DisableAskDetections before using AdwCleaner, please use the instructions below.
A programme that alerts you when a programme tries to change your browser’s search or home page is included in some adware programs, including Babylon and Delta Search, it’s important to note. If AdwCleaner detects that your search settings have been altered by adware, it will restore them to the default Microsoft ones. Please let AdwCleaner update your browser settings if you receive the warning that it’s attempting to do so.

When using AdwCleaner, your Internet connection can occasionally disappear. This usually happens as a result of removing adware that was serving as a proxy. Use a tool like Rkill to automatically reset your Internet settings so they aren’t using a proxy in order to fix this. Ask on the forums if that doesn’t work.
Please feel free to post a question in our Am I Infected forum if you need assistance with using this tool or interpreting its results.

NEW FEATURES IN 8.3.2: CHANGES
improved logging in relation to process termination
an enhanced web browser module
ID is used to order log files.
database definitions have been updated to 2022.03.15.1 Bug fixes
ADWC-259: Windows 11 naming has been added to the updated logfile.
ADWC-265: Problem with DLL Hijacking.

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Critical GitLab flaw permits account takeover by attackers

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Critical GitLab flaw permits account takeover by attackers

GitLab has patched a critical severity flaw that may have let remote attackers exploit hardcoded passwords to seize control of user accounts.

Both the Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition of GitLab are impacted by the flaw, which was identified internally and is designated CVE-2022-1162 (EE).

During OmniAuth-based registration in GitLab CE/EE, static passwords were unintentionally set, which led to this vulnerability.

In a security advisory released on Thursday, the GitLab team stated that “a hardcoded password was set for accounts registered using an OmniAuth provider (e.g. OAuth, LDAP, SAML) in GitLab CE/EE versions 14.7 prior to 14.7.7, 14.8 prior to 14.8.5, and 14.9 prior to 14.9.2 allowing attackers to potentially take over accounts.”

In order to thwart such assaults, GitLab strongly advised users to update all GitLab installations right away to the most recent versions (14.9.2, 14.8.5, or 14.7.7).

We STRONGLY RECOMMEND UPGRADING TO THE LATEST VERSION AS SOON AS POSSIBLE FOR ALL INSTALLATIONS RUNNING A VERSION AFFECTED BY THE ISSUES DESCRIB

A code patch made two days ago reveals that GitLab removed the ‘lib/gitlab/password.rb’ file, which was used to give the ‘TEST DEFAULT’ constant a shoddy hardcoded password.

Some GitLab users had their passwords reset.
GitLab also stated that as part of the CVE-2022-1162 mitigation effort, it reset a select few GitLab.com users’ passwords.

Additionally, it did not discover any proof that any accounts had been compromised by hackers exploiting the hardcoded password security weakness.

As of 15:38 UTC, “We completed a reset of GitLab.com passwords for a chosen selection of users,” the GitLab staff stated.

Although there is no evidence to suggest that users’ or accounts’ security has been compromised, we are nonetheless taking precautions for our users’ safety.

A GitLab representative provided the information already included in the advisory with BleepingComputer when asked how many Gitlab.com users had their passwords reset, adding that they only did it for “a selected set of people.”

A programme to recognise affected user accounts
GitLab has developed a script that self-managed instance administrators can use to find user accounts that might be affected by CVE-2022-1162, despite the fact that the firm claims no user accounts have been compromised so far.

Administrators are urged to reset the users’ passwords after identifying any user accounts that might have been impacted.

GitLab claims that over 100,000 businesses utilise its DevOps platform, and it has over 30 million estimated registered users from 66 different nations.

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