Decipher Security Podcast

This week, Decipher talks to security researchers about how they use crypters to track cybercriminals in a post-Conti world, and a new RAT found being deployed by a subgroup of the Lazarus Group. 

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In this week's Source Code podcast, we discuss a custom malware tool that targets RDP's client drive mapping feature, a new cyber unit announced by the DoJ, and intelligence-gathering campaigns launched by APT15.

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Matt Johansen joins Dennis Fisher to discuss his path from infosec n00b to senior security roles at White Hat, Bank of America, Reddit, and his new newsletter and podcast venture, Vulnerable U. 

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During this week's Source Code podcast, Lindsey O'Donnell-Welch with Decipher discusses CISA's directive for federal agencies telling them to secure network devices that are exposed to the public internet, and new details from Mandiant about targeting by a China-linked actor of a flaw in Barracuda ESG appliances.

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In this week’s Source Code podcast, we hear from John Hammond with Huntress on the widely exploited MOVEit Transfer bug, and from Aleksandar Milenkoski with SentinelOne about recent social engineering tactics used by the Kimsuky APT group.

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In this week's Source Code podcast, Decipher editor Lindsey O'Donnell-Welch discusses several actively-exploited vulnerabilities - including ones impacting Zyxel and MOVEit Transfer - and new tactics used by the BlackCat ransomware group.

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Dennis Fisher is joined by Hazel Burton from the Cisco Talos team to talk about the importance of empathy in communications, her non-linear path to infosec, and how her improv comedy training has helped her in her roles. 

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Welcome back to Source Code, Decipher’s weekly news wrap podcast with input from our sources. This week, we discuss research showing that APTs are increasingly interested in targeting small and medium-sized businesses;  newly discovered operational technology malware called CosmicEnergy; and a new technique used by BlackCat where the ransomware group leverages a malicious Windows kernel driver in attacks.

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Megan Stifel, chief strategy officer for the Institute for Security and Technology and executive director of the Ransomware Task Force, talks about the multitude of efforts being made in tackling the ransomware threat landscape.  

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In this week’s Source Code news wrap podcast, we discuss the DoJ’s charges against an alleged key Russian ransomware actor, a multi-year campaign against government, aviation, education and telecoms organizations in South and Southeast Asia, and a number of incidents involving the abuse of the serial console on Azure virtual machines.

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