CyberWire Daily

In today's podcast, we hear about the possibility that Russian hackers prepared for attacks on Ukraine's power grid with earlier incursions into mining and railroad networks. We consider hacktivists' ...

12 Feb 201613min

In today's podcast, we look at a variety of threats to taxpayers during the run-up to April 15. Ransomware continues its spread, now with UmbreCrypt, a CrypBoss variant. Cisco and SAP both issue signi...

11 Feb 201613min

In today's podcast, we consider a possible shift in China's cyber espionage interests. Ransomware continues to spread indiscriminately. Analysts look at cyber company stock prices, and VCs continue to...

10 Feb 201613min

In today's podcast, we continue to follow cyber crime's adoption of espionage tools. ISIS announces its priority targets. The UN and many member governments grapple with the challenge of developing co...

8 Feb 201611min

In today's podcast, we discuss reports that hacktivists have released personal information gleaned from Justice Department and Department of Homeland Security databases. Anonymous engages a grab-bag o...

8 Feb 201613min

In today's podcast, we hear some small signals that the ISIS narrative may be faltering. European governments struggle to accommodate privacy while addressing security. Malware gets more evasive, and ...

5 Feb 201613min

The Emissary Trojan evolves. An active campaign hits WordPress sites with the Nuclear exploit kit. A patch for Chromodo is coming. A former Norse insider disputes negative accounts of the company's bu...

4 Feb 201613min

SCADA security developments. Security company's fixing product flaws. Retail breaches. Safe Harbor's now Privacy Shield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

3 Feb 201613min