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- Ep. #216: The First Year of Starting a Cyber Business
- Ep. # 215: How To X-Ray Your Software to Protect the Supply Chain
- Ep. 214: A View Into Disruptive Technology for Cyber Defenders
- Ep. 213: The Past, Present, & Future of Vulnerability Management
- Ep. 212: Communication and Psychology Are The Keys To Success
- Ep. 211:
- Ep. 210: Russia and Ukraine: A Cyber Intelligence Perspective
Eset Podcast
- Who’s responsible (and liable) for AI cyber risks?
- Cyber Insurance vs. cyber warranty: do you understand the difference?
- Cyber resilience requires in-depth Supply Chain understanding, are you prepared?
- The great social media ban for under 16’s – effective or just noise?
- Are small business owners overly confident about withstanding a cyber incident?
- Trust in Technology - AI & Driverless Cars
Owasp Podcast
- Vulnerable Data Gathering for AI with Arturo Buanzo Busleiman
- Finding Next Gen Cybersecurity Professionals with Brad Causey
- What's Audit got to do with IT
- CycloneDX and Dependency Track: Automation for Survival with Steve Springett
- AppSec at 40,000 feet
- Rethinking WAFs: OWASP Coraza
- Point of Scary - the POS ecosystem
- Isolation is just PEACHy
- Audit, Compliance and automation, Oh my!
- You've got some Kubernetes in my AppSec!
Hacking Humans
- single sign-on (SSO) (noun) [Word Notes]
- To octopi, or not to octopi.
- two-factor authentication (noun) [Word Notes]
- Buy, buy, bye.
- iCloud keychain (noun) [Word Notes]
- No such thing as a free parking spot.
- spam (noun) [Word Notes]
- Loose lips sink AI ships. [OMITB]
- App-arently it's legit.
- CISA (noun) [Word Notes]
CyberWire Daily
- The strategy behind the shield.
- The breach wasn't in the model.
- The shield in space. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]
- The middlemen of cyber espionage. [Research Saturday]
- The apps are only the beginning.
- The early bird gets the exploit.
- No time to PHP around.
- Cloudy with a chance of outages.
- The ballot box meets the bot.
- Expanding America’s space capabilities. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]
Smashing Security
CISO Series
- HTTP2Shell emergency updates, PHP2Shell attacks, GitHub worm
- AI-powered phishing detection, third PHP2Shell bug, Quest medical breach
- The Department of Know: PHP2Shell strikes, EU EOL still SOL, Cairn used in cyberattacks
- PHP vulnerabilities update, ConnectWise AI spies, Africa cybercrime takedown
- PHP emergency patches, compromised TLS certificates, Signal hot mic bug
- Naval hack, Muse exposes secrets, Army researching offensive AI hacking
- OpenCode keys exposed, AI agents raid websites, Rank Math backdoor
- Cybersecurity jobs report, ConnectWise suspends cloud backup, Drupal patches flaws
- The Department of Know: Hacked fridges, hiring humans to fix Mythos bugs, targeted ad spyware
- Candiru spyware infects Al Jazeera, Senators AI request, Microsoft crashes phishers
Malicious Life
- Weev, Part 2
- Weev, Part 1
- Cuckoo Spear [B-Side]
- The Man Who Went To War With Anonymous - And Lost
- What Can Organizations Learn from "Grim Beeper"? [B-Side]
- The Fappening/Celebgate
- Operation Snow White, Part 2
- Operation Snow White, Part 1
- Caught in the Crossfire: Infighting and Treason in Russia’s Cyber World
- SNAP Fraud: Getting Rich by Stealing from the Poor
Cyber CEOs Decoded
- CISA Alert AA23-165A – Understanding Ransomware Threat Actors: LockBit.
- CISA Alert AA23-158A – #StopRansomware: CL0P Ransomware Gang Exploits CVE-2023-34362 MOVEit Vulnerability.
- CISA Alert AA23-144A – People's Republic of China state-sponsored cyber actor living off the land to evade detection.
- CISA Alert AA23-136A – #StopRansomware: BianLian Ransomware Group.
- CISA Alert AA23-131A – Malicious Actors Exploit CVE-2023-27350 in PaperCut MF and NG.
- CISA Alert AA23-129A – Hunting Russian intelligence “Snake” malware.
- CISA Alert AA23-108A – APT28 exploits known vulnerability to carry out reconnaissance and deploy malware on Cisco routers.
- CISA Alert AA23-075A – #StopRansomware: LockBit 3.0.
- CISA Alert AA23-074A – Threat actors exploit progress telerik vulnerability in U.S. government IIS server.
- CISA Alert AA23-061A – #StopRansomware: Royal ransomware.
Security Now
- SN 1102: A Strategic Plug Pull - Lessons From a Global Patch-and-Panic Fire Drill
- SN 1101: ECDSA's Curves Origins - When AI Becomes the Attacker
- SN 1100: Booby Trapping LLMs - AI Frenzy in Cybercrime
- SN 1099: An Alien Mind - From RSA Weakness to Agentic Attacks
- SN 1098: How worried should we be? - Unpredictable Agents
- SN 1097: Mega Patch Tuesday Fallout - When AI Outsmarts Its Makers
- SN 1096: Are we the Krell? - 153 Million Driver's Licenses Leaked
- SN 1095: AI-Driven Expertise Loss - Gemini, Hugging Face, and the AI Arms Race
- SN 1094: AI Patching Shortcomings - Should You Trust AI-Generated Code?
- SN 1093: Tokens in the Stream - Why LLMs are inherently insecure and prompt injection will persist