Anonymous continues to find easier targets in the civilized world than it has in ISIS: the hacktivist collective protests whaling with an attack on Icelandic government sites.

2016-01-14 11m

episode 14: The CyberWire 1.13.16

Anonymous vs. Iceland. Implications of Ukraine grid hack. 2FA defeat. Patch Tuesday. Cyber M&A news.

2016-01-13 13m

episode 13: The CyberWire 1.12.16

State attacks on Southeast Asian NGOs? Post mortems on the Ukrainian grid's cyber attack. Technical and messaging responses to ISIS. Wassenaar receives US Congressional scrutiny.

2016-01-12 13m

episode 12: The CyberWire 1.11.16

Consensus emerges on Ukraine power grid hack. Technical fixes for information operations? Patch news.

2016-01-11 15m

The CyberWire Week in Review 1.8.16

SandWorm and BlackEnergy—an attack on Ukraine's power grid. Enemies of ISIS continue their search for counter-messaging and actionable intelligence. DDoS as misdirection. Compromised certificates used to spread malware, and something new: ransomware-as-

2016-01-08 6m

episode 11: The CyberWire 1.8.16

Cyberspace as intelligence domain. Exploits kits, IoT issues, and Brain Test's return.

2016-01-08 10m

episode 10: The CyberWire 1.7.16

Bracing for infrastructure hacks. Malware distributed with compromised certs. Monetizing identity theft.

2016-01-07 13m

episode 9: The CyberWire 1.6.16

Intelligence services link Russia to the cyber attack on Ukraine's power grid. Iran, Saudi Arabia, and ISIS ramp up their mutually antagonistic postures in cyberspace. Ransomware-as-a-service tool "Ransom32." And we talk with the CyberWire's editor about

2016-01-06 12m

episode 8: The CyberWire 1.5.16

Mounting evidence of a Russian cyber attack on Ukraine's power grid, the hunt for “Jihadi John," hacktivist response to recent Saudi executions, and we talk with the CyberWire's editor about the latest in power-grid hacking.

2016-01-05 11m