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3449 episodes transcribedIn today's podcast, we hear about attempts by SWIFT to work toward upgraded security with clients. Japan sustains a coordinated looting of ATMs (to th...
In today's podcast, we follow moves to upgrade US Cyber Command to a Unified Combatant Command. We follow developments in Operation Groundbait, Phinea...
In today's podcast, we learn that the LinkedIn breach is the same old one from 2012, only now two orders of magnitude larger than thought. ESET descri...
In today's podcast we discuss a breaking story about what's potentially a very large breach at LinkedIn. Banks' interactions with SWIFT (not SWIFT its...
Today we discuss some exploits running loose in the wild. GSA's 18F unit cleans up its Slack implementation and shares its lessons learned from a pote...
In today's podcast we discuss Germany's attribution of an ongoing cyber espionage campaign: it's Russia, says the BfV. Bank attacks continue, both rel...
In today's podcast, we look back at the week just ending and see new attempts on banking systems. Some involve SWIFT; others involve Anonymous, and so...
In today's podcast we discuss a warning from US-CERT and Onapsis against some old but active SAP vulnerabilities. Pawn Storm is back, and active again...
We run through some of the high points of May's Patch Tuesday. We get updates on Viking Horde Android malware and Bucbi ransomware. Venture capital se...
In today's podcast we hear about the Panama Papers database. We also discuss updates concerning the Bangladesh Bank heist investigation. New ad-fraud...
In today's podcast we follow the progress of anti-banking DDoS hacktivism Operation Icarus. The Panama Papers are released in the form of a searchable...
Today we hear about what's going on with proof-of-concept exploits. Ransomware continued its run this week, but DDoS shouldn't be forgotten, either--i...
Today we consider various ways of hiding attack campaigns: noisily or quietly, what the approaches have in common is highly selective targeting. Anony...
In today's podcast we look at studies of how ISIS actually operates online. Apparently they do so much the way crooks do—by abusing legitimate service...
In today's podcast we look quickly at the current state of the cyber war between the US and ISIS. Anonymous is out to punish banks with DDoS for "crim...
In today's podcastwe hear some encouraging examples of responsible disclosure.Ransomware is still out and about. IBM seems to see a futurein blockchai...
Today we hear about potential backdoors (or maybe PUPs). Cash-stealing malware reported in Google Play. Third-party developers leave their credentials...
In today's Podcast, we hear about ISIS attempts at inspiration online—their technical capabilities are low, but they continue to hit information ops h...
In today's Podcast, we hear reports of success in the cyber war against ISIS. Inquiry into the Bangladesh Bank hack continues; the threat actors behin...
In today's podcast we hear more about possible other instances of fraudulent messaging in the SWIFT financial transfer network. We discuss an active A...
