Latest Hacking News: Recent Episodes
Latest Hacking News
A daily overview of the latest hacking news, exploits, vulnerabilities, leaks…. everything under one roof
Researchers have discovered a way that allows an adversary to steal money from Apple Pay…
Researchers Discover How Hackers Were Stealing Money Via Apple Pay From iPhones on Latest Hacking News.
A serious security vulnerability existed in the WordPress plugin ReDi Restaurant Reservation. Specifically, researchers found…
XSS Vulnerability Found In ReDi Restaurant Reservation WordPress Plugin on Latest Hacking News.
It hasn’t been a while that the forensic firm Cellebrite claimed to have decrypted Signal.…
Signal CEO Highlights Vulnerabilities In Cellebrite Software on Latest Hacking News.
Social media craze TikTok has now made it to the news owing to security issues. Researchers have found numerous vulnerabilities
Multiple TikTok Vulnerabilities Could Exploit Or Delete Users’ Personal Data on Latest Hacking News.
CPRewritten Suffers Another Breach - Exposing Four Million Records, US Utilities Under Cyber Attack, South Korean Credit Card Thefts Increasing - Almost a Million Records Up For Sale, Important Podcast Announcement
Today's Agenda is as follows
CPRewritten Suffers Another Breach - Exposing Four Million Records US Utilities Under Cyber Attack South Korean Credit Card Thefts Increasing - Almost a Million Records Up For Sale Important Podcast Announcement
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Interview with Gary Barnett, CEO of Semafone Discussing Contact Center Security Solutions
Today's Agenda is as follows
Interview with Gary Barnett, CEO of Semafone Discussing Contact Center Security Solutions
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Georgia Department of Public Safety Falls Victim to Ransomware, OXID E-Shop Exploit, Cybercriminals Now Using Comobolists-As-Service Model to Sell Credentials,
Today's Agenda is as follows
Georgia Department of Public Safety Falls Victim to Ransomware OXID E-Shop Exploit Cybercriminals Now Using Comobolists-As-Service Model to Sell Credentials
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Capital One Massive Data Breach - 106 Million Customer Records, VxWorks Critical Vulnerabilities, New Android Malware - Filecoder.C
Today's Agenda is as follows
Capital One Massive Data Breach - 106 Million Customer Records VxWorks Critical Vulnerabilities New Android Malware - Filecoder.C
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Interview with Asaf Ashkenazi, Chief Strategy Officer of Verimatrix - Mobile Security
Today's Agenda is as follows
Interview with Asaf Ashkenazi, Chief Strategy Officer of Verimatrix - Mobile Security
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Interview with Karl Sigler, Threat Intelligence Manager at Trustwave SpiderLabs - Uniguest Vulnerability
Today's Agenda is as follows
Interview with Karl Sigler, Threat Intelligence Manager at Trustwave SpiderLabs - Uniguest Vulnerability
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ProFTPD Server Vulnerability, GlobalProtect SSL VPN Critical Vulnerability, Lancaster University Data Breach
Today's Agenda is as follows
ProFTPD Server Vulnerability GlobalProtect SSL VPN Critical Vulnerability Lancaster University Data Breach
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Free Decryptor for the LooCipher Ransomware, FIN8 is Distributing New Malware, VLC Media Player Vulnerability
Today's Agenda is as follows
Free Decryptor for the LooCipher Ransomware FIN8 is Distributing New Malware VLC Media Player Vulnerability
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Russian Intelligence Contractor Hacked exposing Russian Projects on Social Networks, Tor Network, Isolating Russia's Internet and More, UK's National Cyber Security Centre Issues Warning on DNS Hijacking, WordPress AdInserter Vulnerability
Today's Agenda is as follows
Russian Intelligence Contractor Hacked exposing Russian Projects on Social Networks, Tor Network, Isolating Russia's Internet and More UK's National Cyber Security Centre Issues Warning on DNS Hijacking WordPress AdInserter Vulnerability Security Researcher Earns $10K From Reporting Tesla Flaw
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Fake Office 365 Site That is Distributing the TrickBot password-stealing Trojan, Oakland California Bans Use of Facial Recognition, Collierville Tennessee Suffers Ransomware Attack, Wise Health Systems Suffers Breach
Today's Agenda is as follows
Fake Office 365 Site That is Distributing the TrickBot password-stealing Trojan Oakland California Bans Use of Facial Recognition Collierville Tennessee suffers Ransomware Attack Wise Health Systems Suffers Breach
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Drupal CMS Critical Severity Vulnerability V8.7.4, Slack Resetting 65 Thousand Passwords Compromised , Banks Facing New Hacker Campaign Using SHTML, New Attacks by Ke3Chang AKA APT15
Today's Agenda is as follows
Drupal CMS Critical Severity Vulnerability V8.7.4 Slack Resetting 65 Thousand Passwords Compromised Banks Facing New Hacker Campaign Using SHTML New Attacks by Ke3Chang AKA APT15
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American Express Customers Targeted by Phishing Attack, Newly Discovered DNS-Changer Trojan - Extenbro, Sprint Data Breach, Update on Bulgarian Tax Agency Hack - Arrest Made
Today's Agenda is as follows
American Express Customers Targeted by Phishing Attack Newly Discovered DNS-Changer Trojan - Extenbro Sprint Data Breach Update on Bulgarian Tax Agency Hack - Arrest Made
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Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency Hacked - Leaking 5 Million Citizen's Data, Fake Android App Tricks Users Into A Subscription Scam, New Malware - Topinambour Deployed by APT Group
Today's Agenda is as follows
Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency Hacked - Leaking 5 Million Citizen's Data Fake Android App Tricks Users Into A Subscription Scam New Malware - Topinambour Deployed by APT Group LaPorte County Indiana U.S. Pays $130,000 Ransom
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US Mayors United Against Ransom Attacks, Europol Announces Six Arrested in Theft of 27 Million in Cryptocurrency, PureScript Installer Found with Malicious Code
Today's Agenda is as follows
US Mayors United Against Ransom Attacks Europol Announces Six Arrested in Theft of 27 Million in Cryptocurrency PureScript Installer Found with Malicious Code
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Apple Shuts Down Watch Walkie-Talkie App, Japanese Based Cryptocurrency Exchange Bitpoint announces a 3.5 Billion Yen attack, Worlds Largest CEOs List Cyber-security as Number 1 Global Economic Threat, IT Mangers Feel They Are Losing the Cyber-security Battle
Today's Agenda is as follows
Apple Shuts Down Watch Walkie-Talkie App Japanese Based Cryptocurrency Exchange Bitpoint announces a 3.5 Billion Yen attack Worlds Largest CEOs List Cyber-security as Number 1 Global Economic Threat IT Mangers Feel They Are Losing the Cyber-security Battle
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US Coast Guard Reports Successful Malware Attack on Deep Draft Vessel, 25 Million Android Phones Infected with Agent Smith Worldwide, Microsoft Urging Windows 10 V1903 to Install SSU, Malware Campaign Redirecting Users to Rig Exploit Kit Loading ERIS Ransomware
Today's Agenda is as follows
US Coast Guard Reports Successful Malware Attack on Deep Draft Vessel 25 Million Android Phones Infected with Agent Smith Worldwide Microsoft Urging Windows 10 V1903 to Install SSU Malware Campaign Redirecting Users to Rig Exploit Kit Loading ERIS Ransomware
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Mozilla Adds DarkMatter and Subsidaries to OneCRL Block List, Ransomeware Targeting Network Storage Devices, Zoom Web Conferencing Camera Vulnerability Patched, Latest FinSpy Modules Lift Data from Secure Messaging Apps
Today's Agenda is as follows
Mozilla Adds DarkMatter and Subsidaries to OneCRL Block List Ransomeware Targeting Network Storage Devices Zoom Web Conferencing Camera Vulnerability Patched Latest FinSpy Modules Lift Data from Secure Messaging Apps
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Anubis Android Banking Malware Exploding in the Wild, Dangerous Backdoor in Popular Ruby Library Discovered, British Airways Faces Record Fine for Customer Data Breach, ALTA Data Breach From Phishing Attack
Magento Store Hijacking And Store Takeover
Today's Agenda is as follows
Anubis Android Banking Malware Exploding in the Wild Dangerous Backdoor in Popular Ruby Library Discovered British Airways Faces Record Fine for Customer Data Breach ALTA Data Breach From Phishing Attack
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New Malware - Godlua Abusing DNS Over HTTPS, New Strain of Malware Wiping Firmware IoT Devices
Magento Store Hijacking And Store Takeover
Today's Agenda is as follows
New Malware - Godlua Abusing DNS Over HTTPS New Strain of Malware Wiping Firmware IoT Devices Magento Store Hijacking And Store Takeover
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PGP Poisoned Certificates Compromising SKS Keyserver Network, New Malware Spotted in the Wild - Golang, Sodin REvil Zero Day Running with Ransomeware
Today's Agenda is as follows
PGP Poisoned Certificates Compromising SKS Keyserver Network New Malware Spotted in the Wild - Golang Sodin REvil Zero Day Running with Ransomeware
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TA505 Launches Attacks with New Strategies, US Cyber Command Issues Alert on Exploit CVE-2017-11 And APT33 Attacks, D-Link has agreed to a settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission
Today's Agenda is as follows
TA505 Launches Attacks with New Strategies US Cyber Command Issues Alert on Exploit CVE-2017-11 And APT33 Attacks D-Link has agreed to a settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission
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New Rat Detected - Ratsnif, Smartphone Database Leaks Billions of Records, US Georgia Office of Courts Victim of Ransomware
Today's Agenda is as follows
New Rat Detected - Ratsnif Smartphone Database Leaks Billions of Records US Georgia Office of Courts Victim of Ransomware
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United Airlines Cockpit Codes Leaked, Disney Film Held Ransom, DocuSign Data Breach, Coinbase Escapes Attack, Update on Customs and Border Leak - Worse Than Reported
Today's Agenda is as follows
United Airlines Cockpit Codes Leaked Disney Film Held Ransom DocuSign Data Breach Coinbase Escapes Attack Update on Customs and Border Leak - Worse Than Reported
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New Variant of the Dridex Banking Trojan with new Obfuscation Attacks Underway, Excel Power Query can be Exploited, DHS Warns Of Iranian Wiper Malware Attacks Against US
Today's Agenda is as follows
New Variant of the Dridex Banking Trojan with new Obfuscation Attacks Underway Excel Power Query can be Exploited DHS Warns Of Iranian Wiper Malware Attacks Against US
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Cisco Releases Emergency Patches for Data Center Network Manager, Another Florida City Pays Ransom, Bug in Electronic Arts Gaming Platform Single Sign-On
Today's Agenda is as follows
Cisco Releases Emergency Patches for Data Center Network Manager Another Florida City Pays Ransom Bug in Electronic Arts Gaming Platform Single Sign-On
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New Mac Malware OSX/Linker, Iran Says US Cyber Attacks Did Not Succeed, Microsoft Discovers New FlawedAmmyy Rat In Memory Vulnerability
Today's Agenda is as follows
New Mac Malware OSX/Linker Iran Says US Cyber Attacks Did Not Succeed Microsoft Discovers New FlawedAmmyy Rat In Memory Vulnerability
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Spoofing Possible On FEMA US Presidential Alert System, Belgium Police Identify A Member Of Anonymous Belgium Collective,
Today's Agenda is as follows
Spoofing Possible On FEMA US Presidential Alert System Belgium Police Identify A Member Of Anonymous Belgium Collective SocialEngineered.Net Suffers Data Breach
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Researchers Find Mobile Apps Riddled with High Risk Vulnerabilities, Return Of The Wizard Vulnerability, We Transfer Security Notice Issued
Today's Agenda is as follows
Researchers Find Mobile Apps Riddled with High Risk Vulnerabilities Return Of The Wizard Vulnerability We Transfer Security Notice Issued
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Another Oracle Zero Day Vulnerability Fosters Emergency Update, US Veterans Injury Information And Other Data Openly Exposed, JPL and NASA Systems Hacked
Today's Agenda is as follows
Another Oracle Zero Day Vulnerability Fosters Emergency Update US Veterans Injury Information And Other Data Openly Exposed JPL and NASA Systems Hacked
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Riveria Beach Fl Pays Hackers 65 Bitcoin, Spearphisher Attacks Hit US Hospitals, Amica Parent Company Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in Wake of Data Breach
Today's Agenda is as follows
Riveria Beach Fl Pays Hackers 65 Bitcoin Spearphisher Attacks Hit US Hospitals Amica Parent Company Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in Wake of Data Breach
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EStreet Credit Card Data Breach - 6 Million Records Stolen, Chrome Extension YouTube Queue Secretly Hijacking Search Engine, Mozilla Released V67.0.3 - Critical Vulnerability Patch
Today's Agenda is as follows
EStreet Credit Card Data Breach - 6 Million Records Stolen Chrome Extension YouTube Queue Secretly Hijacking Search Engine Mozilla Released V67.0.3 - Critical Vulnerability Patch
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DHS Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Blue Keep Warning, Netflix finds three Linux DoS Vulnerabilities, NoMoreRansom Website Releases Free GrandCrab Decryptor, NY Times Reports Alleged US Cyber effort targeting the Russian Poser Grid
Today's Agenda is as follows
DHS Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Blue Keep Warning Netflix finds three Linux DoS Vulnerabilities NoMoreRansom Website Releases Free GrandCrab Decryptor NY Times Reports Alleged US Cyber effort targeting the Russian Poser Grid
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Interview With Yvonne Sivan, CEO And Hagai Shapira, Head of Research of SAM - IoT Security
Today's Agenda is as follows
Interview With Yvonne Sivan, CEO And Hagai Shapira, Head of Research of SAM - IoT Security
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Mail Servers Running Exim Under Attack, WAGO Industrial Switches Vulnerabilities, US SEC Warning About Compliance on Storing Customer Information
Today's Agenda is as follows
Mail Servers Running Exim Under Attack WAGO Industrial Switches Vulnerabilities US SEC Warning About Compliance on Storing Customer Information
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Evernote Web Clipper for Chrome Exploit, Telegram Messenger Recovered From DDoS Attack, FBI Issues Warning Regarding HTTPS Cyber Criminal Sites
Today's Agenda is as follows
Evernote Web Clipper for Chrome Exploit Telegram Messenger Recovered From DDoS Attack FBI Issues Warning Regarding HTTPS Cyber Criminal Sites
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Cyber Attack Results in Stolen Photos, Travelers Info and Licenses Plates From US Customs And Border Patrol, Cyber Attack Targeting Gmail Users On Smart Phone, Two Microsoft Vulnerabilities Allow Remote Execution of Malicious Code
Today's Agenda is as follows
Cyber Attack Results in Stolen Photos, Travelers Info and Licenses Plates From US Customs And Border Patrol Cyber Attack Targeting Gmail Users On Smart Phone Two Microsoft Vulnerabilities Allow Remote Execution of Malicious Code
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Linux Vim Neovim Vulnerability, Crooks Pose as CIA Agents in Sextortion Campaign, Emuparadise Data Breach of 1.1 Million Members Data
Today's Agenda is as follows
Linux Vim Neovim Vulnerability Crooks Pose as CIA Agents in Sextortion Campaign Emuparadise Data Breach of 1.1 Million Members Data
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Interview With Gilad Israeli Cyber Threat Intelligence Specialist at Sixgill
Today's Agenda is as follows
Interview With Gilad Israeli Cyber Threat Intelligence Specialist at Sixgill
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New Botnet GoldBrute Targeting 1.5 million Endpoints, Microsoft Partners With Police Testing Data Analysis Tool for Crime Fighting, Firefox Releases Tracking Protection Privacy System, YouTube Bans Children from Live Streaming
Today's Agenda is as follows
New Botnet GoldBrute Targeting 1.5 million Endpoints Microsoft Partners With Police Testing Data Analysis Tool for Crime Fighting Firefox Releases Tracking Protection Privacy System YouTube Bans Children from Live Streaming
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ATM Card Skimmer Sentenced, Phishing Kit Vulnerabilities, Researchers Identified Scattered Canary
Today's Agenda is as follows
ATM Card Skimmer Sentenced Phishing Kit Vulnerabilities Researchers Identified Scattered Canary
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Metaspoit Module To Exploit BlueKeep, Trend Micro discovered a New Monero Cryptominer - BlackSquid, US Visa Applicants Required to Submit Social Media Account Info
Today's Agenda is as follows
Metaspoit Module To Exploit BlueKeep Trend Micro discovered a New Monero Cryptominer - BlackSquid US Visa Applicants Required to Submit Social Media Account Info
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Quest Diagnostics Data Breach of 12 Million Patients Financial and Medical Information, Microsoft Notepad Allows Remote Shell Access, Tap 'N Ghost Near Field Attack POC on Android Smartphones
Today's Agenda is as follows
Quest Diagnostics Data Breach of 12 Million Patients Financial and Medical Information Microsoft Notepad Allows Remote Shell Access Tap 'N Ghost Near Field Attack POC on Android Smartphones
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Suse Bug Allows Attacker Read Write Access To Host OS, US Senators Concerned Over Spies Hiding on VPNs, Micropatch available for BearPE Zero-Day vulnerability, Memory Corruption in Microsoft's Notepad Allows Remote Shell Access
Today's Agenda is as follows
Suse Bug Allows Attacker Read Write Access To Host OS, US Senators Concerned Over Spies Hiding on VPN US Senators Concerned Over Spies Hiding on VPNs Micropatch available for BearPE Zero-Day vulnerability Wanna Cry Update
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Advanced Linux Backdoor Discovered in the Wild, Restaurant Chains Checkers and Rally’s Credit Card Data Breach, Google Announces New Privacy Protections for Chrome
Today's Agenda is as follows
Advanced Linux Backdoor Discovered in the Wild Restaurant Chains Checkers and Rally’s Credit Card Data Breach Google Announces New Privacy Protections for Chrome
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Chinese APT Group Emissary Panda Targeting Middle East, Widespread Cryptojacking Campaign, Three Tech Support Scammers Charged By FBI
Today's Agenda is as follows
Chinese APT Group Emissary Panda Targeting Middle East Widespread Cryptojacking Campaign Three Tech Support Scammers Charged By FBI
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TA505 Attacks Italian Organization, Flipboard Discloses Breach, Austrailian Victorian Auditor General State's Public Health System Has Weak Cybersecurity
Today's Agenda is as follows
TA505 Attacks Italian Organization Flipboard Discloses Breach Austrailian Victorian Auditor General State's Public Health System Has Weak Cybersecurity
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China-linked Cyber-Espionage Group Adds 2 New Loaders, Singapore To Introduce SG-Verify a User Identification Tool, Joomla And WordPress Hypertext Access Injector Found
Today's Agenda is as follows
China-linked Cyber-Espionage Group Adds 2 New Loaders Singapore To Introduce SG-Verify a User Identification Tool TJoomla And WordPress Hpertext Access Injector Found
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Ransomeware Attack On Baltimore Update, UK Reports Russian Cyber Activity To 16 NATO Nations, Transport London To Begin Tracking Commuters, Bestmixer.io Seized by European Police
Today's Agenda is as follows
Ransomeware Attack On Baltimore Update UK Reports Russian Cyber Activity To 16 NATO Nations Transport London To Begin Tracking Commuters Bestmixer.io Seized by European Police
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Facebook Disables Billions Of Accounts, Tor Browser For Android, Mozilla Version 67 Fixes
Today's Agenda is as follows
Facebook Disables Billions Of Accounts Tor Browser For Android Mozilla Version 67 Fixes
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Emisoft Releases Decrypter For GetCrypt, More Zero Day Exploits Discovered By SandboxEscaper, Android And IOS Sensor Calibration Attacks
Today's Agenda is as follows
Emisoft Releases Decrypter For GetCrypt More Zero Day Exploits Discovered By SandboxEscaper Android And IOS Sensor Calibration Attacks
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SandboxEscaper Releases New Windows Zero-Day In Windows 10, New Satan Ransomware Variant With New Exploits, Free Decrypter For JSWorm 2.0 Released, Google Stored Customer Passwords Unhashed For Over A Decade
Today's Agenda is as follows
SandboxEscaper Releases New Windows Zero-Day In Windows 10 New Satan Ransomware Variant With New Exploits Free Decrypter For JSWorm 2.0 Released Google Stored Customer Passwords Unhashed For Over A Decade
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Twenty Percent of Docker Containers Have Dangerous Misconfiguration, Australian Man Charged With Cryptocurrency Mining Using Federal Government Computers, American Registry For Internet Numbers Wins Landmark Judgement in Fraud Case, Update on Instagram Data Leak
Today's Agenda is as follows
Twenty Percent of Docker Containers Have Dangerous Misconfiguration Australian Man Charged With Cryptocurrency Mining Using Federal Government Computers American Registry For Internet Numbers Wins Landmark Judgement in Fraud Case Update on Instagram Data Leak
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Interview with Miki Shifman Co-Founder and VP Of Cylus On Rail Security
Today's Agenda is as follows
Interview with Miki Shifman Co_Founder and VP Of Cylus On Rail Security
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Stack Overflow Data Breach, Word Press Live Chat Vulnerability, Update On Hactivism From IBM, Linux RDS Patch Warning, Europol Announces Dismantling Of Global Cybercrime Network
Today's Agenda is as follows
Stack Overflow Data Breach Update On Hactivism From IBM Linux RDS Patch Warning Europol Announces Dismantling Of Global Cyber-crime Network
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US President Trump Signs Executive Order Banning US Firms From Using Telecom Gear On National Security Grounds, Microsoft Patch Fixes Zombieload Vulnerability
Today's Agenda is as follows
US President Trump Signs Executive Order Banning US Firms From Using Telecom Gear On National Security Grounds Microsoft Patch Fixes Zombieload Vulnerability Microsoft Office Patch fixes Remote Code Vulnerability Twitter Admits Sharing Location Info
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WhatsApp Spying Zero-Day Vulnerability Requires Update, FBI and Homeland Security Identify New Strain of Malware From North Korea, New Vulnerability Class Against Intel CPUs, Microsoft Patches Wormable Flaw In Older Versions
Today's Agenda is as follows
WhatsApp Spying Zero-Day Vulnerability Requires Update FBI and Homeland Security Identify New Strain of Malware From North Korea New Vulnerability Class Against Intel CPUs Microsoft Patches Wormable Flaw In Older Versions
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North Korean Hackers Deploy a New Strain of Malware, Cisco Vulnerability Impacts Millions of Devices, DOJ Indicts 9 For $2.4 Million Theft, Most Frequent SPAM Attachments With Malware,
Today's Agenda is as follows
North Korean Hackers Deploy a New Strain of Malware Cisco Vulnerability Impacts Millions of Devices DOJ Indicts 9 For $2.4 Million Theft Most Frequent SPAM Attachments With Malware
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Interview With Andrew Herlands VP Global Security Architects for Trustwave On Database Security
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Interview With Andrew Herlands VP Global Security Architects for Trustwave On Database Security
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Fxmsp Offering Software to Access U.S. Hacked Antivirus Company Networks, Cisco Alpine Linux Docker Images Vulnerability, Wolters Kluwer Suffers Ransomware Attack
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Fxmsp Offering Software to Access U.S. Hacked Antivirus Company Networks Cisco Alpine Linux Docker Images Vulnerability Wolters Kluwer Suffers Ransomware Attack
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Chinese Hackers Acquired NSA Tools From US Attacks, Ivanov Indicted For Malvertising Campaigns, DeepDotWeb Website Seized, Canadian Telecom Freedom Mobile Data Breach
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Chinese Hackers Acquired NSA Tools From US Attacks Ivanov Indicted For Malvertising Campaigns DeepDotWeb Website Seized Canadian Telecom Freedom Mobile Data Breach
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Hackers Steal $41 Million From Binance, Cyberattacks By Nation States Represent 23% Of Data Breaches, CISCO Releases Critical Update for Cisco Elastic Services Controller, Turla Using Back Door To Microsoft Exchange Server
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Hackers Steal $41 Million From Binance Cyberattacks By Nation States Represent 23% Of Data Breaches CISCO Releases Critical Update for Cisco Elastic Services Controller Turla Using Back Door to Microsoft Exchange Server
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Firefox Bans Obfuscated Code, Mozilla Add-on Bug Disabling Add-ons for Millions of Users, DOE Confirms Cyber Event Disrupting Power Grids, Citrix Announces Data Breach between October 13 and March 8, German Police Seize Wall Street Market Servers, Hacker selling Windows Zero-days for 3 Years
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Firefox Bans Obfuscated Code Mozilla Add-on Bug Disabling Add-ons for Millions of Users DOE Confirms Cyber Event Disrupting Power Grids Citrix Announces Data Breach between October 13 and March 8, German Police Seize Wall Street Market Servers German Police Seize Wall Street Market Servers, Hacker selling Windows Zero-days for 3 Years
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Japan Developing Virus As A Defensive Measure Against Cyber Attacks, Ransomware Targets GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, 201 online University Stores suffer Attacks Stealing Customer Credit Card Info, Retefe Banking Trojan Resurfaces
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Japan Developing Virus As A Defensive Measure Against Cyber Attacks Ransomware Targets GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket 201 online University Stores suffer Attacks Stealing Customer Credit Card Info Retefe Banking Trojan Resurfaces
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Happy Password Day, 10KBlaze Exploits SAP Configuration Issue, Ladders Leaks 13.7 Million Applicants Data, New US Regualtions Required Federal Agencies to Fix Bugs More Quickly, DOJ Indictes Russian National for Obtaining $1.5 Million in Fraudulent Refunds
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Happy Password Day 10KBlaze Exploits SAP Configuration Issue Ladders Leaks 13.7 Million Applicants Data New US Regualtions Required Federal Agencies to Fix Bugs More Quickly DOJ Indictes Russian National for Obtaining $1.5 Million in Fraudulent Refunds
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Millions of Consumers Exposed by Smart Devices, Microsoft Hack of Emails Leads to Cryptocurrency Theft, Decryptor Tool For ZQ Ransomware Available For Free, Dell Support Assistant Flaw Needs To Be Patched
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Millions of Consumers Exposed by Smart Devices Microsoft Hack of Emails Leads to Cryptocurrency Theft Decryptor Tool For ZQ Ransomware Available For Free Dell Support Assistant Flaw Needs To Be Patched
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Exploit of Oracle WebLogic Servers Update, Android Chrome Vulnerability, N.Y. Attorney General Launches Investigation into Facebook Privacy Violations
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Exploit of Oracle WebLogic Servers Update Android Chrome Vulnerability N.Y. Attorney General Launches Investigation into Facebook Privacy Violations
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Database Leaks Personal Information from 80 Million Households, Piracy Streaming Apps Loaded with Malware, Docker Hub Hacked affection 190,000 Accounts, Overview of ACCC Report
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Database Leaks Personal Information from 80 Million Households Piracy Streaming Apps Loaded with Malware Docker Hub Hacked affection 190,000 Accounts Overview of ACCC Report
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Interview with Karl Sigler, Threat Intelligence Manager At Trustwave Spider Labs Discussing Trustwave's Latest Global Intelligence Report
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Interview with Karl Sigler, Threat Intelligence Manager At Trustwave Spider Labs Discussing Trustwave's Latest Global Intelligence Report
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Open-Source Windows Backdoor ExtraPulsar on GitHub, $54 Million Stolen From ETH Cryptocurrency, GoDaddy Takes Down 15,000 Sub-Domains in Fake Product Scam, Amazon Employees at Alexa Team Have Access to User Location Data
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Open-Source Windows Backdoor ExtraPulsar on GitHub $54 Million Stolen From ETH Cryptocurrency GoDaddy Takes Down 15,000 Sub-Domains in Fake Product Scam Amazon Employees at Alexa Team Have Access to User Location Data
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MicroLogix Compact Logix PCL Exploit - High Severity, Student Kills 66 Computers with USB Killer - Pleads Guilty, Oracle Weblogic Service Platform Exploit
Today's Agenda is as follows:
MicroLogix Compact Logix PCL Exploit - High Severity Student Kills 66 Computers with USB Killer - Pleads Guilty Oracle Weblogic Service Platform Exploit
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ASUS Supply Chain Attacks, UK National Cyber-Defense System, EMCare Data Breach
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ASUS Supply Chain Attacks UK National Cyber-Defense System EMCare Data Breach
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Java Script Library Vulnerability, RevengeRat Attackes, Weaponized Team Viewer Attacking, HIPAA Data Breach Exposed, Russian Twitter Bot Activity Muller Report
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Java Script Library Vulnerability RevengeRat Attackes Weaponized Team Viewer Attacking HIPAA Data Breach Exposed Russian Twitter Bot Activity - Muller Report
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Inpivx - An SDK For Ransomware, British Cyber Security Expert Pleads Guilty, OilRig Apt34 And HelixKitten Info Leaked
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Inpivx - An SDK For Ransomware British Cyber Security Expert Pleads Guilty OilRig APT34 And HelixKitten Iran-Linked Attackers Info Leaked
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Symfony PHP Web Application Framework Update, Malware HawkEye Spreading, Verizon and Yahoo Increase Breach Settlement by 30 Million, Oracle Urgent Update Patches 300 Bugs
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Symfony PHP Web Application Framework Update Malware HawkEye Spreading Verizon and Yahoo Increase Breach Settlement Offer by 30 Million Oracle Urgent Update Patches 300 Bugs
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Idaho Suffers Data Breach, Adblock Contains Eploit, Wipro Ltd Hacked For Supply Chain Attacks
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Idaho Suffers Data Breach Adblock, Adblock Plus And UBlock Contains An Exploit Malware Scranos Spreading Across The World Wipro Ltd Hacked For Supply Chain Attacks
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Australian Smartwatch for Children has Security Flaws, Major VPN Providers Lack Encryption, Robin Hood Ransomware Increases $10,000 Per Day.
Today's Agenda is as follows:
TicTokTrak Childrens Tracking Watch at Risk for Tracking VPN Providers Lack Encryption Robin Hood Ransomware Attacking Companies With $10,000 Per Day Increases
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Tax Phishing Scams Hitting U.S., WPA3-Personal Patch Needed, Hacker Captures 932 Million Records - Selling on Dark Web, Bounty UK fined 400,000 Pounds for Selling Information
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Tax Phishing Hitting U.S. WPA3-Personal Patch Needed Hacker Captures 932 Million Records - Selling on Dark Web Bounty UK Limited Fined 400,000 Pounds For Selling Information
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Dozens of FBI Affiliated Web Sites Hacked, Matrix.Org hacker discloses vulnerabilities in Microsoft Outlook, Hacked North Korea's Lazarus Group attacking U.S.
Today's Agenda is as follows:
FBI Affiliated Web Sites Hacked - Law Enforcement Personal Details Stolen Matrix.Org Hacker Releases Vulnerabilities Discovered In Recent Attack Microsoft Outlook Hacked North Korean Spyware Attacking US Companies and US Government
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Julian Assange arrested, another Wordpress plugin exploited in the wild, and Randal announces his departure on episode 260 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
New Lazarus group trojan, Triton reappears in second critical infrastructure facility, and new extortion email scam targets taxpayers on episode 259 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Baldr malware developed for long-term use, Xiaomi mobile browser vulnerability difficult to patch, FIN6 moves from card skimming to ransomware on episode 258 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
HOYA Corporation releases cyber attack details, students hack school WiFi network, and banking trojan capitalizing on tax season on episode 257 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Gilad Israeli, Cyber Threat Intelligence Specialist at Sixgill, talks to us about the discovery of an experienced threat actor selling access to a compromised Chinese rail control system on the dark web.
Researchers demonstrate medical image altering exploit, Michigan hit with another large ransomware attack, and Samsung Galaxy s10 fooled by 3D printed fingerprint on episode 255 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Many banking apps exhibit fundamental security flaws, IT professionals struggle with insider threats, and NVIDIA issues 3rd security patch of the year on episode 254 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Android and Apache Server vulnerabilities get patched, APT32 hiding malware in images, and survey says many IT professionals are still not familiar with cryptojacking on episode 253 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
New ransomware deletes duplicate files, another municipality falls victim to ransomware, and malware infects point-of-sale systems of 2 million diners on episode 252 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Exodus Malware Bypasses Google Play Store Security Chinese Telecom Equipment and Electronics Manufacturer Suffers Security Problems Compromised Wordpress and Joomla Websites Serve Up Malware to Visitors Phishing Kit Found Hosted on Nigerian Government Site
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US Senate proposes Cybersecurity Protection Act, malware-laced Christchurch Shooter Manifesto, ransomware demands Amazon gift cards, and Android trojan targets over 125 band and crypte apps on episode 250 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Ransomware costs Norsk Hydro millions, one cryptocurrency exchange suffers breach while confusion surrounds another, and Microsoft seizes 99 APT35 domains on episode 249 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Asus addresses ShadowHammer attack, NVIDEO patches GeForce Experience vulnerability, and bank robbery shifts to cyberspace in a recent report on episode 248 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Asus software updates were used to install backdoors and Google has patched a bug in Chrome that was being actively exploited by tech support scammers on episode 247 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Personal information leaked by US organizations, UK Police hit with ransomware, motel guests live-streamed unaware, and another WordPress plugin actively exploited on episode 246 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
On episode 245 of our daily cybersecurity podcast we discuss the physical aspect of cybersecurity with Brent White and Tim Roberts, senior security consultants with NTT Security.
Google Photos flaw, EU fines Google $1.7 billion, VeryMal campaign using Google Firebase, and tech support scammer pleads guilty on episode 244 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
On episode 243 of our daily cybersecurity podcast we interview Chris Hadnagy, founder and CEO of Social-Engineer, LLC. Chris talks about what social engineering is, what it means in the age of social media, and who should be aware of it.
Ad trackers found on 89% of EU government sites and hacker puts forth collection of stolen databases up for sale on episode 242 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
On episode 241 of our daily cybersecurity podcast we are joined by Steve Black, Professor of Law at Texas Tech University School of Law. Steve discusses cyber law, the impact of technological developments on laws, and more.
Counter-Strike game clients used to create large botnet, WordPress patches XSS flaw, and school students hack system to change grades on episode 240 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Intel multiple vulnerabilities in it's Windows 10 graphics drivers, new POS malware being marketed, and critical flaw in Swiss and Australian e-voting system on episode 239 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
New Ursnif banking malware variant, Microsoft Patch Tuesday addressed 2 zero-days actively attacked, and Wordpress cart plugin XSS flaw under attack on episode 238 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
US Senate report reveals new details on 2017 Equifax breach and Samsung Galaxy S10's face recognition seems to be a step backwards in security on episode 237 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Marketing email database exposes 2 billion records, Facebook sues two Ukranians for stealing user data with malicious quiz apps and browser extensions, and hacker stole 6 to 10TB in Citrix breach on episode 236 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
A Windows 7 zero-day, easily hackable ultrasound machines, Notepad++ losing code signing, and man guilty of hacking over cop acquittal on episode 235 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Google reveals patched Chrome flaw was exploited in the wild, StealthWorker malware using botnet to brute-force websites, and UniKey patches BleedingBit flaws on episode 234 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Microsoft Word bug allows attackers to bypass security defenses, Zerodium offering large payouts for cloud zero-days, and reportedly Chinese hackers targeted 27 universities for military secrets on episode 233 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Chinese surveillance data left exposed, Project Zero discloses unpatched macOS flaw, and researcher decides to share Keychain flaw with Apple on episode 232 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
A look at RSA Conference 2019's themes and keynote speeches and a report on Lazarus Group connections to the Sharpshooter campaign on episode 231 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
A data leak exposes Dow Jones Watchlist and an alleged UN aviation agency cyberattack cover-up on episode 230 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Coinhive to shut down on March 8th, a new free hacking toolkit, and Thunderclap Thunderbolt vulnerabilities on episode 229 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
On episode 228 of our daily cybersecurity podcast we look at new research out of NDSS Symposium 2019 including a browser-based botnet attack and ExSpectre, which hides malware using speculative execution.
Apex Legends players targeted by malware and scam campaigns, WinRAR ACE vulnerability exploited, and Adobe patches critical Reader flaw twice on episode 227 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
TurboTax credential stuffing attacks, malware spread via LinkedIn messaging system, and a new tool to analyze Chrome extensions on episode 226 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Microsoft Edge whitelists flash autorun on Facebook, WinRAR vulnerability existed for up to 19 years, and researcher Ken Munro says hackers could easy sink ships at seas on episode 225 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Lazarus Group targets Russian companies for the first time, Russian nation-state hackers have quickest breakout time, and a remote code execution flaw existed in WordPress of 6 years on episode 223 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
VK worm revenge prank, Wendy's $50 million data breach settlement, and Google Earth reveals Taiwanese military sites on episode 223 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Today's Agenda is as follows:
White Hat Hackers Spread VK Worm as Revenge Prank Wendy’s Reaches $50 Million Settlement Over Data Breach Google Earth Accidentally Reveals Taiwan Military Sites
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Australia says 'state actor' responsible for Parliament hacks and discloses party hacks, third collection of hacked databases hits the Dark Web, and Google backs off ad-blocker breaking Chrome changes on episode 222 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
On episode 221 of our daily cybersecurity podcast we look at two batches of stolen account information collections put up for sale on the dark web and the numerous disclosures announced this week.
500px announces breach impacting all 14.8 million of it's users, MacOS malware disguised as Windows .exe, and numerous Lenovo Watch X security vulnerabilities detailed on episode 220 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Data of up to 100,000 Australians exposed, cyberattack on VFEmail destroys 18 years worth of data, and electric scooter hacked and controlled remotely on episode 219 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Adobe Reader DC zero-day flaw gets a temporary patch, critical flaw found in Wordpress plugin, and first clipper malware found in Google Play store on episode 218 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Interview with Karl Sigler, Security Research Manager for Trustwave SpiderLabs, on the recently disclosed vulnerability impacting Lifesize video products.
Today's Agenda is as follows:
About Trustwave SpiderLabs Overview of Lifesize products and the organizations that use them. Details on the Lifesize vulnerability and discovery. Implications of the vulnerability. Disclosing the flaw to the company. Walkthrough of Trustwave's Proof-of-Concept exploit and POC release date.
You can read Trustwave's blog post on the vulnerability here: https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/spiderlabs-blog/lifesize-team-room-passport-networker-remote-os-command-injection/
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Australian Parliament computer network compromised, new phishing attack using Google Translate, and Apple patches FaceTime bug as well as two zero-days Google says were exploited in the wild on episode 216 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
MacOS zero-day flaw discovered but researcher won't share with Apple, Google cautions Nest users against poor password practices, and Mozilla Firefox to get site isolation feature on episode 215 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
RDP vulnerabilities make new reverse RDP attacks possible, new Google Chrome extension warns users of leaked passwords, and OpenOffice and LibreOffice vulnerabilities on episode 214 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
A new Linux backdoor trojan discovered, Jack'd app exposes private user images, and Huddle House POS system breach on episode 213 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
A new sextortion scam claims to infect users through popular adult website, Chrome to warn of lookalike URLs, and Houzz suffers user data breach on episode 212 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
FaceTime bug allows users to spy on each other, authorities shut down hacked server marketplace, and data of over 14,000 diagnosed with HIV leaks online on episode 211 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Today's Agenda is as follows:
FaceTime Bug Discovered Authorities Shut Down Hacked Server Marketplace Data of over 14,000 Diagnosed with HIV Leaks Online
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New exploit code leads to active attacks on Cisco routers, abandoned Wordpress plug-in leads to active attacks on websites, and DailyMotion suffers a credential stuffing attack on episode 210 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Cisco Routers Actively Targeted With New Exploits Abandoned Wordpress Plug-in Leaving Sites Open to Attack DailyMotion Discloses Credential Stuffing Attack
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New Microsoft Exchange Zero-Day and iPhoneX jailbreak attacks based on known vulnerabilities and a wave of attacks using App Engine Google Cloud Platform to deliver malware on episode 209 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Image based malware targeting Mac users through ads, phishing campaign using fake voicemail messages to steal passwords, and banking trojan rotating tactics to evade detection on episode 208 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Possible Google Chrome change may block Ad-Blockers, DHS issues alert regarding DNS hijacking campaign, and WhatsApp limites message forwards to five on episode 207 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Google Chrome to Block Ad-Blockers DHS Issues Security Alert About DNS Hijacking Attacks WhatsApp Limits Message Forward to Combat Fake News
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Google fined $57 million by France for GDPR violations, WPML Wordpress Plug-in developer's site hacked by ex-employee, and a Windows Zero-Day gets a micropodcast on episode 206 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Noam Kehati, Cyber Intelligence Analyst at Sixgill, talks about interesting conversations she's had with cybercriminals on the dark web as well as Sixgills research into dark web criminal activity.
Twitter bug exposed protected tweets of some Android users, ES File Explorer potentially exposes data of 100 million users, and Microsoft launched Azure DevOps bug bounty program on episode 204 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Massive leak of 773 million records found, Fortnite account compromise via Epic Games flaw, and new Magecart group compromise sites via advertising partner on episode 203 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Ukrainian hackers charged in connection to SEC hack, multiple zero-day vulnerabilities found in ID badge security systems, and airline reservation system vulnerable after partial patch on episode 202 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Love Letter malspam campaign, US Judge rules against compelled use of biometrics in search warrant, and Massachusetts passes new data breach law on episode 201 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Ryuk ransomware operators using TrickBot to gain access to networks, fake pirated movie file tampers with search results, and Microsoft fixes Windows 7 remote shares issue on episode 200 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Ryuk Ransomware Attackers Using TrickBot to Gain Access Fake Movie File Steals Crypto and Tampers with Search Results Microsoft Stand-Alone Update to Fix Windows 7 Remote Shares
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Malware found preinstalled on some Alcatel phones, hacker gets 10 years for Children's Hospital DDoS attack, and US Govt shutdown leaves .GOV TLS certificates to expire on episode 199 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Qualys discloses new Linux vulnerabilities, critical flaw in Cisco's email security platform could enable permanent DoS, Hyatt Hotels announces bug bounty program, and Wordpress vulnerabilities tripled in 2018 on episode 198 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Man confesses to leaking German politicians' data, Jeep hacking lawsuit to continue to jury trial, and Microsoft's Patch Tuesday update on episode 197 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
A hacker compromises Australia's Early Warning Network, Zerodium to pay up to $2M for Apple zero-day exploits, and a pair of new breach disclosures on episode 196 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Hundreds of German Politicians have personal data leaked, lawsuit over Weather Channel App's alleged abuse of user location data, and NSA to release GHIDRA reverse engineering tool at RSAConference 2019 on episode 195 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
10 million impacted in breaches disclosed so far in 2019, Adobe issues patches for two critical vulnerabilities, and Chromecast PewDiePie attack campaign shuts down on episode 194 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Hacker hijack Chromecasts to promote PewDiePie and a hacker group threatens to release stolen 9/11 related files on episode 193 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
A look at the largest cybersecurity, hacking, and privacy headlines of 2018 on episode 192 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
A Microsoft Edge remote code execution exploit has been published, the FTC issues Netflix phishing scam warning, a home video surveillance system allows users to access other users' videos, and BevMo suffered payment card breach on episode 191 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Latest Hacking News Podcast interview with Karl Sigler, Security Research Manager for Trustwave SpiderLabs, regarding Trustwave's recent disclosure of a Zero-Day vulnerability impacting IBM Trusteer Rapport for MacOS.
Interview with Nadir Izreal and Michael Parker of Armis on their discovery of the BLEEDINGBIT vulnerabilities.
Microsoft issues emergency patch for Internet Explorer, attack campaign uses tried-and-true tricks, and Click2Gov breaches continue despite patch on episode 188 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Microsoft Issues Emergency Patch for Internet Explorer Campaign Targeting Financial Organizations Using Familiar Techniques Click2Gov Problems Continue Despite Patch
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NASA reveals a data breach that compromised staff social security numbers and Trend Micro warns that HolaVPN is unsafe on episode 187 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
New malware pulls commands from memes on Twitter, yet another Twitter bug, and Signal can't comply with new Australian encryption law on episode 186 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Yet more user data leaks via third-party apps from both Twitter and Facebook plus updates on the bomb threat extortion campaign on episode 185 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Bomb threat email scam alarms businesses, Wordpress bug led to some passwords indexed by Google, and data protection lacking in US Border data searches on episode 183 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Operation Sharpshooter targeting nuclear, defense, and energy companies, Super Micro release findings of its investigation into alleged hardware hack, and Grammarly announced public bug bounty.
Over 40,000 Government portal login credentials discovered online, Android trojan steals money from PayPal while users watch, and Microsoft patches another actively used zero-day flaw on episode 182 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Google+ now to be shut down in April following second data leak and recent "sextortion" email scam includes GandCrab ransomware on episode 181 of our daily podcast.
Interview with Valentino De Sousa, cyberdefense lead for the UK and Ireland with Accenture Security, about SNAKEMACKERAL aka Fancybear, APT28, and Sofacy.
Botnet of 20,000 Wordpress sites attacking other Wordpress sites, Australia passes encryption law, and UNNAMED1989 ransomware dev arrested on episode 179 of our daily podcast.
APT using malicious Chrome Extension, Google Maps notification spam, and Adobe Flash actively exploited zero-day receives emergency patch on episode 178 of our daily podcast.
Republican campaign committee hack, 1-800-Flowers payment card breach, and Google's December Android patches on episode 177 of our daily podcast.
Quora hack exposes 100 million users' data, shady iOS apps use Touch ID to steal money, and class-action lawsuits filed over Marriott's Starwood Hotel breach on episode 176 of our daily podcast.
Black Hat Europe 2018 kicks off today in London so on episode 175 of our daily podcast we highlight just a few of the cybersecurity talks scheduled to take place.
Zoom conferencing app vulnerability, Dunkin' Donuts alerts customers to a potential data breach, and malware attacks decrease over Thanksgiving weekend on episode 174 of our daily podcast.
Two charged in connection with SamSam ransomware, breach exposes 2.65 million Atrium Health records, and Dell resets passwords following attempted breach on episode 173 of our daily podcast.
Google details the discovery and takedown of 3ve fraud botnet, eight charged in connection to 3ve fraud ring, and Microsoft MFA fails a second time on episode 172 of our daily podcast.
Ransomware forces Ohia and West Virginia hospitals to divert ER patients, Knuddels app receives Germany's first GDPR fine and a report shows users are less trusting but more active in their smartphone data security on episode 171 of our daily podcast.
The USPS fixed a security vulnerability exposing 60 million users' info a year after being notified and Dropbox disclosed three macOS zero-day flaws allowing for system takeover when chained together on episode 170 of our daily podcast.
Facebook increases Bug Bounty payouts for account takeover vulnerabilities, Amazon leaks customer email addresses, and Maria malware evolves to target servers on episode 169 of our daily podcast.
Active XSS attacks exploiting vulnerable Wordpress plugin, Sofacy aka Fancy Bear using new Cannon Trojan and the Emotet returns with new phishing tricks on episode 168 of our daily podcast.
Interview with security researcher at Pen Test Partners, Ken Munro, on the firm's recent discovery of dangerous vulnerabilities in MiSafes GPS enabled child tracking smartwatches.
Twitter says third-party app used in Bitcoin scams, Instagram flaw leaked plain text passwords and over 6,500 Dark Web sites deleted in hosting provider hack on episode 166 of our daily podcast.
Kids miSafes watch vulnerabilities put children at risk, Firefox to display a warning on sites with data breaches and Japan's cybersecurity minister says he's never used a computer on episode 165 of our daily podcast.
More Spectre and Meltdown attacks discovered, new US cybersecurity agency bill moves forward and Google and Target Twitter accounts hijacked for Bitcoin scam on the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
A look at seven of the MageCart groups and November's Microsoft Patch Tuesday update on episode 163 of our daily podcast.
New nation-state backed group targets Pakistan military, the Paris cybercrime agreement and a Trojan found on Google Play was available for nearly a year on episode 162 of our daily podcast.
Ruby impacted by deserialization issues, Steam bug awards researcher $20,000 bounty and 5th guilty plea in international cell phone fraud case on episode 161 of our daily podcast.
Pentagon begins uploading APT malware samples to VirusTotal, Lazarus Group's FastCash malware tool uncovered and man pleads guilty to DDoS attacks on gaming companies on episode 160 of our daily podcast.
New GPU side-channel attacks, new initiative looks to place military veterans in cybersecurity roles and Evernote for Windows XSS flaw on episode 159 of our daily podcast.
HSBC Bank suffered data breach, Wordpress and WooCommerce flaws can expose sites to takeover and StatCounter script compromised to hijack Bitcoin transactions from major cryptocurrency exchange on episode 158 of our daily podcast.
Verified twitter accounts hijacked for fake Elon Musk bitcoin scam, Icecast vulnerabilities pose risk to streaming radio stations and disk encryption bypass flaws impact popular SSD drives on today's Latest Hacking News Podcast.
A new side-channel vulnerability named PortSmash discovered, Kraken V2 ransomware released as RaaS model and CIA communications reportedly compromised via Google search on episode 156 of our daily podcast.
Two new zero-day exploits put millions of endpoints at risk, attackers actively exploiting Cisco security appliances and US charges Chinese and Taiwan companies with theft of Micron trade secrets on episode 155 of our daily podcast.
Emotet malware adds email exfiltration, researcher hides Complete Works of Shakespeare inside Twitter image and contact info easily viewable on locked iOS 12.1 devices on episode 154 of our daily podcast.
GPlayed Banking Trojan discovered, an employee infects US Govt system after browsing 9,000 porn pages and Apple's T2 prevents eavesdropping through the microphone on episode 153 of our daily podcast.
Mac trojan masquerading as cryptocurrency ticker, Girl Scouts suffer data breach and as brain implant technology progresses the vulnerabilities become more dangerous on episode 152 of our daily podcast.
Interview with software developer Iain Row on the experience of reporting a vulnerability he discovered on the website of UK-based retailer Card Factory.
UK fines Facebook over Cambridge Analytica scandal, Pentagon expands bug-bounty program to physical systems, more people exposed in British Airways breach and more on episode 150 of our daily podcast.
Another Windows zero-day exploit disclosed on Twitter, Cathay Pacific airline suffers data breach and Apple actually locks out iPhone cracking tool used by law enforcement on episode 149 of our daily podcast.
Triton malware linked to Russian research institute, ad fraud ring exposed and a 5th man pleads guilty to Celebgate charges on episode 148 of our daily podcast.
US & UK to sign AI and Cybersecurity accord, JQuery flaw patched after 8 years, Windows 10 Zip bug and Japan demands Facebook improve data protection on episode 147 of our daily podcast.
Hackers accessed Healthcare(.)gov records of 75,000 people, Facebook may be looking to buy a cybersecurity company and critical vulnerabilities found in NAS devices on episode 146 of our daily podcast.
APT1 aka Comment Crew code resurfaces in new espionage campaign and a researcher demonstrates a long-range exfiltration attack via NFC on episode 145 of our daily podcast.
EU leaders consider sanctions over cyber attacks, conservative super PAC exposes voter info, LuminosityLink RAT dev gets sentenced and Tumblr discloses a flaw on episode 144 of our daily podcast.
Google+ data leak results in lawsuit for Alphabet, North Carolina utility company reeling from ransomware and Anthem agrees to record HIPAA settlement on episode 143 of our daily podcast.
Researchers find 35 million US voter records for sale, new malware technique evades detection and Pentagon exposes travel records on episode 142 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Chinese payment companies warn of compromised Apple ID theft, FitMetrix exposes millions of customer details and a US man has been sentenced for aiding Russian troll activity on episode 140 of our daily podcast.
New espionage group forgoes malware, critical WhatsApp flaw could have been triggered by a call and a look at Russian and Chinese hacking communinites on episode 139 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Govt Accountability Office says US weapons systems are easy to hack and Bloomberg doubles down with another Supermicro hardware hack report on episode 138 of our daily podcast.
October 9th's Latest Hacking News Podcast. Google reveals data leak with Google+ shutdown announcement, Intel's 9th Gen CPU Spectre hardware protections and Heathrow Airport fined over unencrypted USB stick incident.
On this episode of the Latest Hacking News Podcast government cybersecurity agencies weigh in on Chinese microchip hardware hack report and a new hack technique escalates medium severity MikroTik flaw to critical.
Breakdown of the indictments and accusations launched at Russia by the US, UK, Canada and Netherlands over cyberattacks this week on episode 135 of our daily podcast.
On October 4th's Latest Hacking News Podcast the US links North Korea to ATM FASTCash hacks, a new campaign spreading BetaBot malware and a CEO pleads guilty to charges for selling drug cartels specially secured phones.
Zoho Office Suite proves popular with keylogger malspam campaigns and a look at the DanaBot banking trojan, which is now targeting US Banks, on today's Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Google cracks down on malicious Chrome extensions, a new side-channel timing based cryptography method and Adobe's October patches on episode 132 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
UEFI Rootkit spotted in the wild for the first time, Port of San Diego suffers ransomware attack and new Apple Mobile Device Management vulnerability on episode 131 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Uber agrees to pay $148m in data breach settlement, VPNFilter gains more capabilities and another banking trojan found on Google Play on today's Latest Hacking News Podcast.
The US Dept. of Commerce issues request for comments on new online privacy rules, two United Nations data leaks reported and Mozilla launches a free data breach notification service.
Microsoft Ignite 2018 security announcements, new Mozilla Firefox browser attack and a recent Adwind RAT campaign on episode 128 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
New multifunction ransomware botnet Virobot, Scan4You developer sentenced to 14 years and Twitter flaw may expose DMs on episode 127 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.
Microsoft Jet zero-day and WD My Cloud vulnerabilities disclosed, US authorizes offensive cyber operations and more on today's Latest Hacking News Podcast.
MageCart hits Newegg, Mirai botnet operators cooperate with FBI and UK ICO fines Equifax £500,000 on episode 125 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
US State Department email system hacked, Judge rejects paperless voting machine ban though convinced they are vulnerable and Pegasus spyware being used illegally on episode 124 of our daily podcast.
On today's Latest Hacking News Podcast a zero-day flaw exposes surveillance cameras, Altaba agrees to Yahoo breach class-action settlement and Facebook expands it's bug bounty program.
Ransomware hits Bristol Airport, officials warn of Hurricane Florence phishing scams and former Anonymous hacker raises $2.5 million for start-up on today's episode of Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Cold Boot attacks are back, a Nigerian email scammer gets sentenced and 2 billion devices still vulnerable to old Bluetooth flaws on episode 121 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
MageCart infecting Feedify sites, malware campaign targeting Jaxx cryptocurrency wallet and mobile cyber crime increasing on episode 120 of Latest Hacking News Podcast.
British Airways breach update including it's attribution to MageCart and Microsoft Patch Tuesday rundown on today's Latest Hacking News Podcast
A Tor Browser Zero-Day disclosed on Twitter, Trend Micro apps collecting browser history and France takes Google to court on episode 118 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Russian hacker in US custody to be charged for JPMorgan hack, Iranian surveillance operation discovered and vulnerabilities found in two VPN clients on episode 117 of our daily podcast.
US charges North Korean hacker for Sony hack, 380,000 payment cards compromised in British Airways breach and Tesla's new bug bounty on the Latest Hacker News Podcast.
Windows Zero-Day exploited following Twitter disclosure, Vodafone blames victims for being hacked and a new hacker group poses major risk to banks on today's Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Botnet malware logging traffic, multiple vulnerabilities found in IT monitoring software, SEC looking for social media stock scam tool and more on episode 114 of our daily podcast.
Banking trojans in Google Play outed by cybersecurity researchers on Twitter and a health insurance company accused of destroying evidence in hacking lawsuit on episode 113 of our daily podcast.
The "Five Eyes" governments issue warning to tech companies to give them access and the Japanese Police announce software to track Bitcoin transactions on episode 112 of our daily podcast.
Today's Agenda is as follows:
Five Eyes Governments Issue Warning to Tech Companies Japanese Police to Track Bitcoin Transactions
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Cybersecurity news including massive malware campaign skimming card data from Magento stores, Cobalt Group/FIN7 targeting Russia and Romania banks and Firefox to block trackers by default on the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Air Canada breach exposes passport numbers, simple malware displays unique features and an old vulnerability still impacting medical equipment on today's Latest Hacking News Podcast.
On this episode of the Latest Hacking News Podcast a Windows zero-day disclosed with no patch, Instagram adds security features and 130 million hotel customers' data for sale on dark web.
Iran's Cobalt Dickens group target universities worldwide, North Korea's Lazarus group blamed for Cosmos Bank hack and OSR software developer exposes sensitive documents.
On Latest Hacking News Podcast #107 Fortnite developer unhappy with Google for publishing vulnerability details, Sprint compromised using weak passwords and tech giants focus on election security.
Lazarus Group targets macOS, new Apache vulnerability "more critical" than Equifax exploit and Cheddar's credit card breach impacts over half a million on the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Attempts to compromise the DNC voter database, Facebook's VPN removed for privacy violations, Adobe issues critical patches and Microsoft issues Spectre-class mitigations on episode 105 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Microsoft seizes Russian phishing sites, new ransomware making a fortune, a smart plug vulnerability and a new malware search engine on episode 104 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast
Google sued over location history tracking, researchers develop a malicious USB charging cable and the developer of a banned Firefox add-on responds.
On today's Latest Hacking News a Microsoft Zero-Day used by North Korean-linked Darkhotel, Canadian ISP's patch vulnerability and tracking cookies in decline post-GDPR.
A 16-year-old hacked Apple, a cryptocurrency investor sues AT&T over SIM swap fraud, Chinese hackers targeted US govt bases and more on the August 17th, 2018 Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Attacking the power grid using a smart appliance botnet, Firefox security plug-in logging user activity and ATM heist hits India's Cosmos Bank on episode 100 of our daily podcast.
The FBI warns banks of a global ATM heist, three new Spectre-class vulnerabilities are revealed and Microsoft's Patch Tuesday address two zero-day flaws on episode 99 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
On the August 14th Latest Hacking News Podcast new KeyPass ransomware variant making the rounds, TLS 1.3 officially approved as standard and Google logging users' location even if "Location History" is turned off.
DEF CON 2018 news roundup! 11-year-old hacks replica election site in under 10 minutes, Google engineer kicked from convention and a load of vulnerabilities on episode 97 of our daily podcast.
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11-Year-Old Hacks Replica Florida Election Website in Under 10 Minutes Google Senior Software Engineer Trouble Over Tweet DEF CON 2018 Vulnerability Reveals
Telltale URLs Expose Personal Information 47 Vulnerabilities Found in 25 Android Models Critical Vulnerabilities Found in HP OfficeJet Printers Medical Device Flaw Allows Attackers to Alter Vital Signs
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Kaspersky VPN leaked users' website visits and IP addresses, the Cybersecurity Tech Accord focuses on router security and Satcom systems exposed to IoT botnets.
Episode 96 of our daily podcast.
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Kaspersky VPN Leaked Domain Names of Visited Websites Cybersecurity Tech Accord to Focus on Router Security IoT Botnet Discovered Attempting to Infect Airplanes and Ships
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Out of Black Hat USA 2018 AI-powered malware, breaking macOS firewalls and mixed signal side-channel attacks. Plus a WhatsApp flaw lets attackers alter messages.
Episode 95 of our daily podcast.
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WhatsApp Vulnerability Allows Attackers to Alter Messages Black Hat USA: IBM Developed AI Powered Malware Black Hat USA: Patrick Wardle Demonstrates Breaking Through macOS Firewalls Black Hat USA: Mixed Signal Microcontroller Side-Channel Attacks
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FCC admits DDoS claims were false, TSMC infection was WannaCry and vulnerabilities found in open source medical records software on episode 94 of our daily podcast.
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Update: TSMC Infection Was WannaCry Variant 23 Vulnerabilities Found in Popular Medical Records System FCC Admits DDoS Claims Were False
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In news from Black Hat USA Duo Security discovers Twitter crypto botnet and IBM to open X-Force Red Labs plus Facebook reportedly asked banks for customer data on episode 93 of our daily podcast.
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Facebook Asks Banks to Share Customer Data BLACK HAT USA: IBM to Open Four Vulnerability Research Centers BLACK HAT USA: Duo Analyzes 88 Million Twitter Accounts, Reveals Crypto Botnet
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iPhone chipmaker suffers virus outbreak and a few of this week's upcoming DEF CON 26 talks on episode 92 of our daily podcast.
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iPhone Chipmaker Suffers Virus Outbreak DEF CON 26 Preview Upcoming DEF CON Paper: New Ethereum Smart Contract Replay Attack
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Cisco to buy Duo for $2.34 billion, DEF CON kids election hacking contest and MikroTik Routers cryptocurrency miner infection on episode 91 of our daily podcast.
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Cisco to Buy Duo for $2.35 Billion DEF CON Election Website Hacking Contest For Kids MikroTik Routers Hit with CoinHive Cryptominer
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Reddit data breach, alleged FIN7 members charged and Facebook's Chief Security Officer announces departure on episode 90 of our daily podcast.
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Reddit Data Breach US Charges Three FIN7 Members Facebook Security Chief Leaving With No Replacement
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DHS's new cybersecurity center, Dixons Carphone data breach much worse than reported and the first printer bug bounty program on episode 89 of our daily podcast.
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DHS Establishes Center for Infrastructure Cybersecurity Dixons Carphone Breach Much Worse, 10 Million Affected HP Launches First Printer Bug Bounty Program
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Here we have episode 88 of our daily podcast.
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New Spectre Variant Allows Remote Attack Possible Clues to Singapore Healthcare Breach Found on Pastebin Inmates Hack Prison Tablets , Add Nearly Quarter Million Dollars to Their Accounts
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Here we have episode 87 of our daily podcast.
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Black Hat USA 2018 Preview Researchers to Unveil New Cortana Vulnerability at Black Hat USA 2018 New Exploit Kit Discovered Spreading Bootkits and Cryptominers
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Here we have episode 86 of our daily podcast.
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Microsoft Discovers Supply Chain Attack to Deploy Cryptominers via PDF Software Dutch Brothers Sentenced to Community Service Over CoinVault Ransomware Highly Advanced RAT Found on Dark Web
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Here we have episode 85 of our daily podcast.
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Ransomware Cripples US Networks of Giant Shipping Company Pinterest Extension Injects Malformed Code Into 5,000 Websites Senator Urges US Govt Agencies to Abandon Adobe Flash US-CERT Warns of ERP Hacking
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Here we have episode 84 of our daily podcast.
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Kronos Banking Trojan Returns Google Chrome Now Labels All HTTP Sites Not Secure New Chrome Anti-Malvertising Features
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SpectreRSB, Another Spectre-class Flaw Found Robotics Firm Leaks 157GB of Automakers’ Secrets Another Microsoft Patch for a Patch
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Singapore Healthcare Breach Affects 1.5 Million Including Prime Minister 496 Million IoT Devices Vulnerable Due to Security Flaw Julian Assange May Lose Political Asylum
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Microsoft Says Russia Attempted Hack of Three US 2018 Midterm Election Candidates 70 US Election Agencies Move to Free Website Security Service Smart Vacuum Flaws Let Hackers Spy on Owners
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Apple’s China iCloud Partner to Store User Data on State-Run Telecom Servers New Microsoft Bug Bounty Program Pays Out $500 to $100,000 UK School Software Flaw Mismatches Kids and Parents Tech Leaders Sign Pledge Not to Develop Lethal AI Weapons
Here we have episode 79 of our daily podcast.
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Instagram to Add 2FA to Combat SIM Hacking Medical Testing Company LabCorp Shuts Down Systems Over Hacking Fears Developer Admits LuminosityLink is Spyware
Here we have episode 78 of our daily podcast.
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Cheap GPS Spoofer Can Misdirect Drivers Man Accused of Being Silk Road Admin Extradited to US Upcoming CyberSecurity and Hacker Conferences
Here we have episode 77 of our daily podcast.
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Tens of Thousands of Dahua Devices’ Passwords Found in IoT Search Engine 12 Russian Intelligence Officers Indicted For Hacking DNC Emails Twitter Suspends 2 Accounts Linked to Indicted Russian Intelligence
Here we have episode 76 of our daily podcast.
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Ukraine Says It Stopped VPNFilter attack on Chlorine Distillation Plant Extortion Scam Emails Say They Have Video of You Watching Porn Three Arrests Made in Lebanon’s Largest Hack CoinVault Ransomware Authors Court Hearing
Here we have episode 75 of our daily podcast.
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Hacker Steals Military Drone Documents, Attempts To Sell For $200 More New Spectre Variants Discovered Timehop Breach Worse Than Initially Reported
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Ticketmaster Breach Part Of Huge Hacking Campaign A Missouri Medical Center Hit With Ransomware July Cyber Security Summits and Conferences
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Apple’s Controversial New Security Feature Can Be Bypassed Timehop and Macy’s Data Breach Disclosures New Paper Highlights Privacy Concerns Over Twitter Metadata
Here we have episode 72 of our daily podcast.
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Polar Fitness Suspends Global Activity Map Following Privacy Concerns Hong Kong IT Sector Legislator Apologises Following Data Leak From Own Petition Australian National University Breach
Here we have episode 71 of our daily podcast.
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Ex-NSO Employee Stole, Attempted To Sell Phone Spyware For $50 Million Android Apps Sharing Screenshots, Video With Third Parties Gentoo GitHub Breach Due To Weak Admin Password
Here we have episode 70 of our daily podcast.
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Chrome and Firefox Remove Stylish Extension For Collecting Browser History China Filing Unprecedented Level of Cybersecurity Patents Canada Struggling To Fill Cybersecurity Roles Mozilla Thunderbird Gets EFAIL Patch
Here we have episode 69 of our daily podcast.
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More Agencies Join Investigation Into Facebook Samsung Responds to Random Pic Texting Claims DDoS Attacks Increase, Bigger, More Dangerous
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Samsung Phones Texting Users’ Pics Without Permission Fortnite Game Cheats Full of Malware US Homeland Security Subpoenas Twitter For Breach Hunter’s Account
Here we have episode 67 of our daily podcast.
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Malware Targeting Slack and Discord Cryptocurrency Community Typeform Online Survey Software Data Breach New LTE Network Attacks Discovered
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Twitter Details New Anti-bot Processes Nintendo Switch Jailbreak Software Includes Anti-Piracy Code According to Online Bank Monzo, Ticketmaster Warned Months Ago
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Exactis Breach Impacts Nearly Every US Adult Ticketmaster Breach WebAssembly Changes Could Undo Meltdown and Spectre Browser Patches
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NSA Contractor Admits Leaking Classified Report Regarding 2016 US Elections Mozilla Firefox Monitor Tool Announced Six Vulnerabilities Found In Sophos SafeGuard
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WannaCry Threat Returns, Just Threat, No Ransomware New Wi-Fi Authentication and Encryption with WPA3 Man Sent To Jail 2nd Time Over Negative Yelp Reviews
Here we have episode 62 of our daily podcast.
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India Gives Banks It's Till 2019 To Get Windows XP Out of ATMs Google Adds Security Metadata to Apps, Some Concerned Over DRM Abuse 48% of Organizations Have No Incident Response Program
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Android P To Get New Anti-Spoofing Biometric Feature Four Vulnerabilities Affecting Industrial Switches Disclosed Click2Gov Breaches Not Actually Click2Gov Flaw
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Critical Flaw Found In Modern Web Browsers Tesla Files Lawsuit Against Former Employee
Here we have episode 59 of our daily podcast.
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Former CIA Engineer Charged For Leaking Classified Info Tesla Employee Steals Company Data, Sabotages Operations Olympic Destroyer Returns, Targets Include Biochemical Labs
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Critical Flaws Pose Remote Attack Risk For Axis Cameras Woman Pleads Guilty to Using Leaked Govt Staff Data for Bank, Loan Fraud Google Adds Endpoint Verification Feature in G Suite Wallchart, Another Phishing Campaign Targeting World Cup Fans
Here we have episode 57 of our daily podcast.
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Librarian Wins Small-Claims Suit Against Equifax New Android Banking Trojan Launch Overlay Attacks Cryptocurrency Hijacking Malware Infects Over 300,000 Systems
Here we have episode 56 of our daily podcast.
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Kaspersky Lab Halts Work with Europol Over EU Vote 23,000 Compromised in HealthEquity Breach Police Fined £80,000 For Revealing Names of Childhood Abuse Victims
Here we have episode 55 of our daily podcast.
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5.9 Million Card Numbers Compromised in Dixons Carphone Hack Apple To Close iPhone Loophole Used by Police US Senators Question Truth Behind FCC DDoS Claims
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Flaw Allows Attackers to Sign Malicious Code as Apple Google to Block 3rd-Party Site Chrome Extension Installs Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday Update, 11 Critical Remote Code Flaw Fixed
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74 Arrested in International Police Sting US Places Sanctions on Five Russian Companies and Three Individuals for Cyberattacks VMware AirWatch Remote Execution Vulnerability
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Russia To Fine Search Engines Linking to VPNs La Liga’s Official App Spies On Customers Chinese Hackers Reportedly Stole Secret US Navy Data
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FBI Adds New Charges Against Researcher Marcus Hutchins Facebook Admits to Privacy Settings Glitch Affecting 14 Million Users Adobe Issues Emergency Patch for Flash Zero-Day Exploit Bug Bounty Payouts Way Up
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VPNFilter Worse Than Initially Thought Teen Charged For Hacktivism Attack Google Patching a High Severity Chrome Vulnerability
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Over 92 Million Accounts Compromised in MyHeritage Breach Retirees’ Personal Info Stolen in Transamerica Breach HR Software Platform PageUp Reveals Possible Breach
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US-North Korea Summit News Used as Phishing Bait Apple Patches Dozens of Flaws Across Multiple Products Facebook Accused of Giving Device-Makers Deep Access to Data
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Google Groups Leaking Data Honda and Universal Music Group Leaks Data Browser Flaw De-Anonymizes Facebook Data
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Botnet Operators Stop Competing, Start Collaborating Court Rules German Spy Agency Can Continue To Monitor Internet Senators Urge US National Security Advisor To Save Axed Cybersecurity Role
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US Court Rejects Kaspersky’s Ban Appeal Representatives Slip Email Privacy Provisions Into US Military Budget Bill 65 Vulnerabilities Found in US Defense Travel System
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Major Canadian Banks Reveal Possible Breaches Critical Flaw Discovered in EOS Blockchain Google Patches reCAPTCHA Bypass
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Cobalt Group Still Active Despite Leader’s Arrest Russia Asks Apple To Block Telegram Singapore ISP Leaves Routers Open To Attack
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Malware Comes Baked into Some Android Phones and Tablets Alexia Device Records Private Conversation, Sent It To Random Contact FBI Reminds Users To Reboot Routers
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FBI Connects VPNFilter to Russian Group, Seizes One Domain Intel’s New Spectre Fix Won’t Protect Against Variant 4 Pornhub Launches Free VPN Service
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Massive Botnet of 500,000 Infected Routers Discovered Nearly Half Of All UK Businesses Experienced A Security Breach In 2017 Mozilla Adds 2FA Support for Firefox Accounts
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TeenSafe Tracking App Leaks Thousands of Passwords Consultant Fined £1000 For Stealing Personal Info From Previous Employer Las Vegas Least Secure City in the US