Cybersecurity Today

This episode reports on the continued rise of the Emotet botnet, more malware going after vulnerabilities in Confluence and a Facebook scam

Today's episode reports on two data breaches, a warning about a  serious unpatched Windows flaw and more

Today's episode reports on critical security updates issued by Atlassian and GitHub, a ransomware attack on Foxconn and the  takedown of the FluBot Android malware 

This week’s guest host, Jim Love, talks to David Shipley about the US government’s statement that it is okay to conduct cyber attacks in response to the invasion of Ukraine, Tim Horton’s brush with Canadian privacy laws, and whether there is a problem with retaining “Zombie” data

An alarming increase in cyber vulnerabilities for small and medium sized businesses, the US government condones cyber attacks at Russia, and Tim Hortons admonished for breach of Canadian privacy laws

This episode reports on a study from Kaspersky that shows some new mobile device threats, how at least one government may have to rethink the security aspects of digital ID and a breach which affects the privacy of hotel customers around the world

This episode reports on vulnerabilities found in pre-installed  Android utilities in phones from some Canadian and U.S. wireless carriers, Clop ransomware increases, and a warning to higher-ed institutions

This episode features a discussion about the latest move by the Conti ransomware gang and more

This episode reports on more compromised open-source packages found, and the arrest of an alleged leader of a business email compromise gang 

This episode reports on the spread of a Linux trojan, malware targeting at security researchers, phishing attacks on Russian government entities, GM rewards program hacked and more