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3260 episodes transcribedIn 2016 Bitdefender uncovered a new advanced persistent threat dubbed Pacifier, targeting government institutions starting in 2014. Using malicious .d...
In today's podcast, we hear that the EDGAR breach is being seen as a blow to confidence in financial system. Credit bureaus continue to receive height...
In today's podcast, we hear that the SEC was hacked, and someone might have made a lot of money from the incident. Equifax tweets send inquirers to a...
In today's podcast we learn that so far Russian influence seems not to be operating in Germany's election. Iran's APT33 turns from spying to sabotage....
In today's podcast, we hear that WikiLeaks is shocked, shocked, to learn that there's gambling…uh, we mean, Russian surveillance going on. Advice from...
In today's podcast, we note reports that, while Germany will hold elections Sunday, Russian cyber operators seem quiet. Too quiet? Switzerland and Sin...
Deepen Desai, senior director of security research and operations at Zscaler, describes research he and his team have been doing since discovered a cl...
In today's podcast, we hear about how Equifax continues to struggle in the quicksand of wayward patching and clumsy incident response. Congress, the F...
In today's podcast, we hear that DHS tells the US Executive Branch to stop using Kaspersky security software. Kromtech finds ElastiSearch servers host...
In today's podcast, we hear that North Korea's stealing all the Bitcoins it can find. The Equifax breach continues to spread: countries other than the...
In today's podcast, we hear about how Equifax has attracted more attention from plaintiffs, AGs, and Congress. Everyone else is on heightened alert fo...
Today's podcast features all things Equifax, as the credit bureau deals with its breach (and the lawyers and Wall Street wind up to deal with the cred...
In today's podcast we hear that credit bureau Equifax had disclosed a massive data breach it discovered on July 29th. Does that mean they're about a m...
DragonFly 2.0 is up to some very bad things in several nations' power grids. China ramps up cyberespionage against South China Sea rivals. Facebook fi...
In today's podcast we hear about a critical vulnerability in Apache Struts. It's been patched—enterprises are advised to apply it as soon as possible....
In today's podcast, we hear that election influence operations appear to have begun in Germany. Turla's spoor tracked to the Pacifier APT. Cambodia ta...
In today's podcast, we hear that Kenya's Supreme Court has nullified that country's presidential election results over electronic irregularities in th...
In today's podcast we hear that Turla's using some sophisticated code against diplomatic and defense industry targets. OurMine hackers use DNS poisoni...
In today's podcast, we hear warnings against taking the Hurricane Harvey phishbait. The IRS says that email telling you to download a questionnaire an...
Having a set of standards by which to measure your security organization, being able to compare your security posture to other organizations, and bein...
