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CCT 365: Malicious QR Code Attacks and Digital Forensics Techniques Every CISSP Should Know [REPLAY]
Send us Fan Mail One careless QR scan can quietly turn a “private” chat into a live wiretap. We start with a timely threat story: Russian APT-style actors abusing Signal’s linked device flow by pushin...
10 Aug 25min
CCT 364: Third Party Risk Management - How One Vendor Breach Exposed 119,000 Users
Send us Fan Mail A breach can hit your headlines even when your own systems never get touched, and that’s exactly why third-party risk management keeps showing up on the CISSP exam and in real inciden...
3 Aug 46min
CCT 363: CISSP AI Governance - What Credit Union Examiners Are Really Asking
Send us Fan Mail One bad AI decision can cost you more than money. It can cost you trust, trigger regulators overnight, and put your name on the hook when the board asks, “Who approved this?” We dig i...
27 Jul 44min
CCT 362: Security Assessment Strategies & Abandoned Cloud Storage Risks (CISSP 6.1) - REPLAY
Send us Fan Mail That forgotten cloud storage you stopped thinking about months ago can become a real attack path today. We start with a simple but dangerous scenario: abandoned AWS S3 buckets and oth...
20 Jul 34min
CCT 361: Bad Epoll - Root Access in 6 Instructions
Send us Fan Mail A six-instruction timing glitch in the Linux kernel can be the difference between “low-priv user” and full root control, and that is why we dig into the Bad EPoll vulnerability from a...
13 Jul 32min
CCT 360: SSA Whistleblower and the Thumb Drive: What CISSP Asset Security Tells Us About This Disaster
Send us Fan Mail Imagine hearing a claim that the most sensitive identity data in the United States could be sitting on a personal thumb drive. That allegation is still unverified and under investigat...
6 Jul 23min
CCT 359: ShinyHunters vs. Oracle — Supply Chain Risk Every CISSP Must Know
Send us Fan Mail A vendor gets breached and suddenly your perimeter does not matter, because the attacker does not need to “hack” you. They just reuse the access you already approved. That’s the core ...
29 Jun 43min
