Cybersecurity Today

Today's episode reports on someone clumsily leaving a database of users of a sex video site open, free incident and vulnerability response advice for IT defenders and a report gives detailed look into the Conti ransomware gang

This episode features a discussion about the FBI hack, vulnerable DRAM and ransomware gangs increasingly bidding on zero-day vulnerabilities

This episode reports on vulnerabilities found in FatPipe appliances, and the BIOS of some Intel processors, a proposed data breach settlement in a Canadian class-action lawsuit the discovery of new malware hitting e-commerce sites

Today's episode reports on ransomware gangs being rich enough to buy zero-day vulnerabilities, a warning about vulnerable memory chips and the apparent return of Emotet

This episode reports on an attack on a Canadian health clinic, FBI  email weakness exploited, a record DDoS attack and how fonts can be dangerous

This episode features a discussion on Newfoundland's admission that years of patient and employee of data was stolen in a cyberattack, what the Robinhood trading platform says about employee training and more.

This episode reports on ransomware training from a Canadian university for IT and business leaders, the hack of the Aruba Central service, the discovery of a new botnet and security updates released

Today's podcast reports on a data theft at the Robinhood trading platform, and cyber attacks on unpatched instances of  software from ManageEngine and SolarWinds

Today's podcast reports on a ransomware attack delivered in 15 minutes, more information on creating an incident response plan  why you need to get rid of old Windows

This episode looks at the cyberattack on Newfoundland's healthcare system, the apparent disappearance of the BlackMatter ransomware gang and how to fight password sparying