This episode reports on the BlackLotus bootkit, a new backdoor found, a hack of a container and more

Breaches of security controls should be blamed on unsafe applications, not attackers, says the head of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. Read why

This podcast reports on a data breach at News Corp., a report on the privacy descriptions of apps in the Google Play store, and more

This episode features a discussion on employees falling for SMS text scams, Twitter's move to make users pay for SMS 2FA and burnt-out CISOs

This episode reports on vulnerabilities in Apple devices plugged, a Russian citizen extradited to the U.S. for computer fraud and more

Hackers selling data centre logins for some of the world's largest companies, phone number recycling leads to accidental account hijacking and a ransomware gang that claims that it’s really your cyber insurance firm that blocks you from getting your data back. Spoiler alert. They lie.

This episode reports on ransomware, a coming SolarWinds Platform update, a warning from VMware of a conflict with a WinServer update and more

This edition features a discussion on who's to blame for cybersecurity problems in Canadian hospitals, and why management and infosec pros aren't communicating better

This episode reports on an attempt to fool Emsisoft protection, the continued spread of the ESXiArg ransomware and more

This episode reports on 1 million patients victimized in GoAnywhere MFT hack, phony packages found in PyPI and NPM registries, WordPress website compromises and more