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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 44 days 3 hours 54 minutes
episode 1555: Cyber takes point in a hybrid war. Medical robot vulnerabilities remediated. A Cyber Civil Defense for the US? Europol leads the takedown of RaidForums.
GRU deploys Industroyer2 against the Ukrainian energy sector. NB65 counts coup against Roscosmos. Anonymous doxes three more Russian companies. President Putin purges the FSB’s Fifth Service. CISA warns of an exploited firewall vulnerability. Medical robots’ vulnerabilities are remediated. A Cyber Civil Defense effort in the US. Ben Yelin on newly passed cyber legislation. Our guest is Chase Snyder from ExtraHop to discuss their recent Cyber Confidence Index. And good riddance to RaidForums...
episode 1556: Powergrid attacks, DDoS, and doxing in a hybrid war. Notes on botnets, and a threat actor changes its phish hooks. Patch Tuesday. Sentence passed in a sanctions evasion case.
Indestroyer2 and Ukraine's power grid. More on last week's distributed denial-of-service attack against Finland. Anonymous claims to have doxed Russia's Ministry of Culture. Hafnium gets evasive. Enemybot is under development but worth keeping an eye on. Changing the phish hook. Patch Tuesday notes. Tim Eades from Cyber Mentor Fund on digital & security transformations. Our guest is Aaron Shilts from NetSPI onproactive public-private sector security collaboration...
episode 1557: A nation-state threat actor targets industrial systems. It’s hard to recover from a threat to industrial systems. Lazarus Group resumes Operation Dream Job. OldGremlin is back. Conti runs like a business.
A nation-state threat actor (probably Russian) targets industrial systems. A quick look at the GRU's earlier attempt against Ukraine's power grid. The difficulty of recovering from a credible threat to industrial systems. Lazarus Group resumes Operation Dream Job. OldGremlin speaks Russian, and it holds Russian companies for ransom. Carole Theriault looks at research on lie detection. Josh Ray from Accenture drops some SBOMs. And another look at the privateers in the Conti gang...
episode 1558: Further developments in Russia’s hybrid war. Conti claims responsibility for the Nordex hack. Lazarus Group heist. Indictments in influence ops case.
Further developments in the Incontroller/Pipedream industrial control system threat. Conti claims responsibility for the Nordex hack. The half-a-billion stolen from Ronin went to the Lazarus Group. And indictments in an influence ops case. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/11/73 Selected reading...
episode 1559: Nuisance-level cyber ops in a hybrid war. “CatalanGate.” Industrial Spy caters to victims’ competitors? Conti chatter. $5 million reward for info on DPRK ops. Exercise Locked Shields.
Nuisance-level cyberattacks continue on both sides of Russia’s hybrid war against Ukraine. Face-saving disinformation. “CatalanGate.” Industrial Spy says it caters to its victims’ competitors. More on what’s been learned from Conti’s leaked chatter. Rewards for Justice offers $5 million for tips on DPRK cyber ops. Awais Rashid on supply chain risk management. Our guest is Jack Chapman from Egress to discuss a 232% increase in LInkedIn phishing attacks...
episode 1560: In a hybrid war, it’s about the timing. Not quite all quiet on the cyber front. Pyongyand is phishing for wallets (and and other blockchained valuables). Emotet really likes those malicious macros.
In a hybrid war, sometimes it’s about the timing. Not quite all quiet on the cyber front. Pyongyang is phishing for crypto wallets (and your NFTs, and other blockchained valuables). Emotet really likes those malicious macros. Joe Carrigan looks at prompt bombing. Bec McKeown from Immersive Labs explains human cyber capabilities. And it’s our anniversary this week: celebrate with us. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire...
episode 1561: Updates on Russia’s hybrid war. Pegasus spyware in the service of espionage. CISA issues alerts and vulnerability warnings. C2C markets. Extradition for Assange? A guilty plea in a US cyberstalking case.
A Shuckworm update. Pegasus spyware found in UK government officials’ phones. CISA issues six ICS security alerts and adds three entries to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog. Gangs succeed when criminals run them like a business. Julian Assange moves closer to extradition to the US. Tim Eades from Cyber Mentor Fund on cyber valuations. Our guest is Wes Mullins from deepwatch discussing adversary simulations. And a guilty plea in a high-profile cyberstalking case...
episode 1562: Renewed Five Eyes’ warning about potential Russian cyberattacks. FBI warns of the threat of ransomware attacks against the agriculture sector. REvil may be back in business.
A renewed Five Eyes’ warning about potential Russian cyberattacks. The FBI warns of the threat of ransomware attacks against the agriculture sector. REvil may be back in business. Carole Theriault shares insights on bug bounty programs. Our own Rick Howard checks in with Zack Barack from Coralogix on where things stand with XDR. And beware of threats of Facebook account suspension. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire...
episode 1563: The cyber phases of Russia's war against Ukraine. Sanctions and the criminal underworld. Conti’s fortunes. More_eggs resurfaces. BlackCat ransomware warning.
A look at Russian malware used against Ukrainian targets. Actual and potential targets harden themselves against Russia cyberattacks. Sanctions and the criminal underworld. Conti’s fortunes. A credential stealer resurfaces in corporate networks. BlackCat ransomware warning. Tomer Bar from SafeBreach discusses MuddyWaters. Dr. Christopher Emdin previews his new book STEM, STEAM, Make, Dream. CISA releases three more ICS security advisories...
episode 1564: Swapping small attacks in cyberspace. What Lapsus$ internal chatter reveals. Costa Rica won’t pay Conti’s ransom. No farms, no future. Locked Shields wraps up.
Anonymous counts coup with their #OpRussia campaign. Alternative energy suppliers in Europe sustain cyberattacks. What Lapsus$ internal chatter reveals. Costa Rica won’t pay Conti’s ransom. Rick Howard hits the history books. Our guest is Paul Giorgi of XM Cyber with a look at multi-cloud hopping. Locked Shields wraps up. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/11/79 Selected reading...