In this week's Source Code podcast, we hear from Caitlin Condon with Rapid7 about a critical flaw in TeamCity, a continuous integration and continuous deployment tool. Also this week we discuss a recent FBI private industry notification about changing ransomware tactics, and flaws in the WS_FTP file transfer software from Progress Software. 

In this week's Source Code podcast, we talk about the DHS new recommendations for cyber incident reporting, Apple zero day flaws and a previously unknown attack group that has been targeting telecommunications providers in Middle Eastern countries.

This week's Source Code podcast is a Patch Tuesday bonus episode, where special guest Chris Goettl, VP of security products with Ivanti, talks about the severity of various zero day bugs disclosed by Microsoft, Apple, Google and more. 

Decipher editors Dennis Fisher and Lindsey O'Donnell-Welch break down a busy news week, including Microsoft's revelations about the theft of its signing key, the Trickbot group sanctions, and some new Apple iOS zero days.

In this week's Source Code podcast, security researchers examine the impacts of the FBI's Qakbot disruption on the broader threat landscape.

iVerify CEO Danny Rogers and COO Rocky Cole join Dennis Fisher to discuss the spinout of the iVerify mobile security tool as a standalone company, the scourge of mercenary spyware, and how enterprises can protect their users. 

In this week's Source Code podcast, we discuss a macOS variant of the XLoader malware and new details on malware used by the Lazarus Group.

At Black Hat USA, Greg Notch, CISO at Expel, talked about his previous experiences as the former NHL CISO and how to effectively communicate security risk at the board level.

At Black Hat USA last week, John Checco, resident CISO at Proofpoint, talked about how the threat landscape has evolved for financial services organizations, the new SEC cyber rule and its impact for CISOs, and a new phishing campaign recently discovered by Proofpoint targeting executives’ Microsoft 365 accounts. 

Katelyn Bowden and TC Johnson join Dennis Fisher to discuss the release of Veilid, a new protocol built by members of the Cult of the Dead Cow that is designed to bring true privacy and anonymity to users.