Daily: Ransomware: MIRCOP, Cerber, CryptXXX, Bart, TeslaCrypt (& the #95 car). Intel selling security unit?
In today's podcast we offer a quick survey of the vast and spreading Ransomware landscape. (And talk about some other bits of cybercrime as well, but if Willie Sutton were alive today, and had an Inte...
27 Juni 201613min
Daily & Week in Review: Brexit beats Bremain. Cyber combat support. The usual ransomware.
In today's podcast we discuss the implications of Brexit, and we talk with someone whose researchers predicted it from social media analytics. GhostSquad strikes, apparently, for ISIS, and LizardSquad...
24 Juni 201621min
Daily: Insecurity cascades from credential breaches, homebrew servers? Cyber casus belli. Waiting for Brexit (or not).
In today's podcast we hear that Brexit's trending in Twitter as British voters go to the polls—the results will have interesting implications for security and the security industry. Tech support scamm...
23 Juni 20162min
Daily: Android malware circulating in the wild. Did bears find Clinton Foundation servers just right? Help me, ObiWan.
In today's podcast we talk about Android malware loose in the wild, crimeware-as-a-service (both ransomware and banking Trojans). We hear about the growing consensus that Russian intelligence services...
22 Juni 201615min
Daily: DNC hack looks like Russia's work, but Guccifer 2.0 still says no. (Nyet?)
In today's podcast we hear about trends in cyber espionage and ransomware. We also learn more about the DNC hack, which looks more like a Russian operation (and Guccifer 2.0 goes a little bit public a...
21 Juni 201616min
Daily: Assange to DNC: buckle up. False flags and acts of war. Blockchain notes.
In today's podcast we review the bidding over responsibility for the DNC hack—most observers still think signs point toward Moscow. Wikileaks promises more DNC documents to come. Suspicions revive tha...
20 Juni 201616min
Daily & Week in Review: Car hacking. Flash Player Patched. DNC hack updates, fighting terror in cyberspace.
In today's podcast we continue to follow the developing story of the Democratic National Committee hack (Russia denies responsibility, but CrowdStrike stands by its attribution). DNC chair Wasserman S...
17 Juni 201622min
Daily: xDedic, Guccifer 2.0...but what really knocks us out is those cheap sunglasses.
In today's podcast we look at developments in the Panama Papers case. A "lone hacker" going by "Guccifer 2.0" claims the DNC hack, but CrowdStrike stands by its attribution to Russian intelligence. In...
16 Juni 201616min
