Daily & Week in Review: Conficker worms into medical IoT. Talking key management, DevOps. NERC standards take effect.
In today's podcast we discuss Internet-of-things threats, not only botnets assembled from compromised security cameras, but also medical device hacking (with Conficker) as a way of stealing patient in...
1 Jul 201620min
Daily: Hacktivism or denial-&-deception? (Smart money's on D&D.) LizardStressor herds CCTV bots.
In today's podcast we hear about DarkOverlord and the data he's selling online. Guccifer 2.0 returns to blogging, and says he's not working for the Russians, but CrowdStrike, ThreatConnect, and Secure...
30 Jun 201614min
Daily: Istanbul bombings prompt global intel collection re-look. Cyber threats to transportation.
In today's podcast, we note that in the wake of the ISIS bombings in Istanbul, security services around the world are looking for online intelligence that might help prevent future terror attacks. Ano...
29 Jun 201616min
Daily: Not interested in Fancy Bear? Fancy Bear's interested in you. No dark-grey hats, please.
In today's podcast we get an update on the Russian threat group that hit the DNC. A hacker claims to have nine million health insurance records for sale on the dark web. Too many medical devices are v...
28 Jun 201616min
Daily: Ransomware: MIRCOP, Cerber, CryptXXX, Bart, TeslaCrypt (& the #95 car). Intel selling security unit?
In today's podcast we offer a quick survey of the vast and spreading Ransomware landscape. (And talk about some other bits of cybercrime as well, but if Willie Sutton were alive today, and had an Inte...
27 Jun 201613min
Daily & Week in Review: Brexit beats Bremain. Cyber combat support. The usual ransomware.
In today's podcast we discuss the implications of Brexit, and we talk with someone whose researchers predicted it from social media analytics. GhostSquad strikes, apparently, for ISIS, and LizardSquad...
24 Jun 201621min
Daily: Insecurity cascades from credential breaches, homebrew servers? Cyber casus belli. Waiting for Brexit (or not).
In today's podcast we hear that Brexit's trending in Twitter as British voters go to the polls—the results will have interesting implications for security and the security industry. Tech support scamm...
23 Jun 20162min
Daily: Android malware circulating in the wild. Did bears find Clinton Foundation servers just right? Help me, ObiWan.
In today's podcast we talk about Android malware loose in the wild, crimeware-as-a-service (both ransomware and banking Trojans). We hear about the growing consensus that Russian intelligence services...
22 Jun 201615min
