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episode 1585: Verizon's 2022 DBIR shows a sharp rise in ransomware. Origins of Chaos ransomware. GuLoader’s phishbait. Malicious proofs-of-concept. Hyperlocal disinformation and hybrid warfare. Robin Hood?
Verizon's 2022 Data Breach Investigation Report shows a sharp rise in ransomware. Origins of the Chaos ransomware operation. The GuLoader campaign uses bogus purchase orders. Security researchers are targeted in a malware campaign. Hyperlocal disinformation. Turla reconnaissance has been detected in Austrian and Estonian networks. Ben Yelin describes a content moderation fight that may be headed to the supreme court...
episode 1586: More cyberespionage in Russia. Advice on conducting propaganda. Iranian group conducts DDoS against Port of London Authority. News from the underworld. CISA alerts. Operation Delilah.
More cyberespionage targets Russian networks. Lincoln Project veterans visit Ukraine with advice on conducting an influence campaign against President Putin. A politically motivated DDoS attack hits the Port of London Authority website. Is REvil back and looking into new criminal techniques, or is a recent DDoS campaign the work of impostors? RansomHouse may be operated by frustrated bounty hunters. Kevin Magee from Microsoft sets his security sights toward space...
episode 1587: "Pantsdown" firmware vulnerability. ChromeLoader warning. Conti update. Ransomware at SpiceJet. CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog expands. Kyiv honors Google. Reformed ID thief.
"Pantsdown" in QCT Baseboard Management Controllers. A warning on ChromeLoader. Conti updates. Ransomware’s effect on SpiceJet. CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog expands, again. Kyiv honors Google. Josh Ray from Accenture reminds us it’s military appreciation month. Our guest is Melissa Bischoping of Tanium with lessons learned from the American Dental Association ransomware attack...
episode 1588: Cyber ops and a side benefit of sanctions. BlackCat wants $5 million from Carinthia. Fraudster pressures Verizon. Spain responds to surveillance scandal. CISA has 5G implementation guidelines.
Pro-Russian DDoS attacks. Sanctions and their effect on ransomware. BlackCat wants $5 million from Carinthia. A fraudster pressures Verizon. Spain will tighten judicial review of intelligence services. Johannes Ullrich looks at VSTO Office Files. Our guests are Cecilia Marinier and Niloo Howe with a preview of the RSAC Innovation Sandbox. CISA releases ICS advisories and with its partners issue guidelines for evaluating 5G implementation...
episode 1589: Potential cyber threats to agriculture. Cyber phases of Russia’s hybrid war. REvil prosecution at a stand (and it’s the Americans’ fault, say Russian sources). Microsoft mitigates Follima.
Sanctions, blockades, and their effects on the world economy. Western nations remain on alert for Russian cyber attacks. REvil prosecution has reached a dead end. Microsoft issues mitigations for a recent zero-day. John Pescatore’s Mr. Security Answer Person is back, looking at authentication. Joe Carrigan looks at new browser vulnerabilities. Notes from the underworld. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire...
episode 1590: Costa Rica hit with another round of ransomware. Cyber phases of Russia’s hybrid war against Ukraine. CISOs and 3rd-party risk. Elasticsearch databases as extortion targets. And Razzlekhan!
Costa Rica's healthcare system comes under renewed ransomware attack. Cyber phases of the hybrid war. Charity fraud exploits sympathy for Ukraine. US FBI attributes last year's attack on Boston Children's Hospital to Iran. CISOs surveyed on their challenges (and they're particularly worried about exposure to 3rd-party risk). Robert M. Lee joins us for the launch of the new Control Loop podcast. Josh Ray from Accenture looks at ransomware trends. Razzlekhan and Dutch: a cryptocurrency love song...
episode 1591: Cyber operations in the hybrid war. Karakurt extortion group warning. Clipminer is out in the wild. GootLoader expands its payloads and targeting. Leak brokers and booters shut down.
Russian government agencies are buying VPNs. CISA and its partners warn about the Karakurt extortion group. Clipminer is out in the wild. GootLoader expands its payloads and targeting. Carole Theriault has the latest on fraudsters imitating law enforcement. Kevin Magee from Microsoft on security incentives by way of insurance. And leak brokers and booters shut down. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire...
episode 1592: Managing messaging in a hybrid war.Anti-Tehran hacktivism and Tehran-sponsored cyber ops. Rebranding as sanctions evasion. A threat to firmware. CISA warns of Confluence exploits.
Moscow wants attention to be paid to its messengers. Western support for Ukraine in cyberspace. US remains on alert for Russian cyberattacks. Iran: anti-government hacktivism and Tehran-sponsored cyber ops. Rebranding as sanctions evasion. A gangland threat to firmware. Johannes Ullrich from SANS on security of browsers caching passwords...
episode 1593: Ukraine offers an update on the cyber phases of Russia's hybrid war. Atlassian patches Confluence. CISA advisory on voting system. "State-aligned" campaign tried to exploit Follina. "Cyber Spetsnaz."
Ukraine offers an update on the cyber phases of Russia's hybrid war. Atlassian patches a Confluence critical vulnerability. CISA releases ICS advisory on voting systems. A "State-aligned" phishing campaign tried to exploit Follina. Is Electronic warfare a blunt instrument in the ether? Verizon’s Chris Novak stops by with thoughts on making the most of your trip to the RSA conference. Our guest is Tom Garrison from Intel with a look at hardware security...
episode 1594: Updates on the cyber phases of Russia's hybrid war, including the role of DDoS and cyber offensive operations. Ransomware, bad and sometimes bogus
DDoS as a weapon in a hybrid war. Resilience in the defense of critical infrastructure. Offensive cyber operations against Russia. LockBit claims to have hit Mandiant, but their claim looks baseless. Rick Howard joins us with thoughts on trends he’s tracking at the RSA conference. Our guest is Dr. Diane Janosek from NSA with insights on personal resilience. Effects of ransomware on businesses. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire...