Daily: Slap leather, Vlad. If cyberspace is the "Wild West," here's the best showdown since Blazing Saddles, and more.
In today's podcast, we hear about some Pokémon-themed Linux rootkits. An evolved Linux Trojan is herding I0T botnets. Social media monitoring leads to convictions of jihadist plotters in Australia and...
6 Sep 201615min
Daily & Week in Review: Election hacking, OS X patched, cyber saber-rattling, finding security talent, and more.
In today's podcast, we discuss Apple's patches against the Trident zero-days, and review what the press is saying about the cyber arms market. Policy wonks and politicians speak in favor of cyber offe...
2 Sep 201620min
Daily: Russia's cyber long game, SWIFT fraud, hack physics (not metaphors), and more.
In today's podcast we hear about a successful business email compromise caper, and some more SWIFT fraud. Vanya the RIPPER is on the lam from Thai police. iMessaging issues surface. Cerber ransomware ...
1 Sep 201616min
Daily: The compleat hacker: wading pool, laptop, MiG 21; no hoodie, no problem, and more.
In today's podcast we follow the story of alleged Russian hacking of US think tanks and election databases (allegations Russia dismisses as American provocation). US Federal and state officials think ...
31 Aug 201616min
Fundraising and Cyber Startups [Special Editions]
Whether your bootstrapping your business on your own, borrowing from friends and family or going for your Series A venture capital round, raising money is something most business owners have to deal w...
31 Aug 201630min
Daily: Bug hunters turn shorts. Cyber frame-ups, election fraud, spearphishing, whalephishing, and more.
In today's podcast we follow concerns about US election hacking brought on by an FBI warning that someone (the Russians, IC and industry sources say) has hacked into Illinois and Arizona voter databas...
30 Aug 201616min
Daily: Bug bounty? Nah, just short the stock. Pegasus, cyber arms control, and more.
In today's podcast, we update the story on SCADA malware in Iran—Iran now thinks it didn't cause petrochemical industry fires. France, India, and Australia investigate theft of submarine design data. ...
29 Aug 201615min
Daily & Week in Review: Sorry, kids, it's back-to-school. What you should know, fellow youths, and more.
In today's podcast, we hear about a spyware case connected to Pegasus, a tool that can jailbreak an iPhone (they say) with a single click. Apple issues an out-of-band patch for the three iOS zero-days...
26 Aug 201621min
