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Episode #246: ShellTorch Flaw Affecting Open Source AI Servers; Human Powered Ransomware; Bipartisan Commission Seeks TikTok's Response
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Marcel Brown: October 8th, 1992. The video game Mortal Kombat is released into arcades. Now one of the most popular fighting game series in history, the original Mortal Kombat became well known for its graphic display of blood and deadly finishing moves known as Fatalities.
Edwin Kwan: Security researchers have disclosed multiple critical vulnerabilities in the TorchServe tool that could be chained together to achieve remote code execution on affected systems.
Hillary Coover: Could TikTok's recent personnel shifts from Beijing to the United States be a threat to security of US data? And is the popular app truly independent from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance?
Katy Craig: In a concerning shift, ransomware attacks have taken a sinister turn, with a significant rise in human-operated ransomware incidents, according to Microsoft's annual digital defense report.
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By Contributors from Around the WorldFree, ungated access to all 235+ episodes of โItโs 5:05!โ on your favorite podcast platforms: https://bit.ly/505-updates. Youโre welcome to ๐ฟ๐ฒ๐ฝ๐ผ๐๐ if your followers will find this of value.
The stories weโre covering today.
Marcel Brown: October 8th, 1992. The video game Mortal Kombat is released into arcades. Now one of the most popular fighting game series in history, the original Mortal Kombat became well known for its graphic display of blood and deadly finishing moves known as Fatalities.
Edwin Kwan: Security researchers have disclosed multiple critical vulnerabilities in the TorchServe tool that could be chained together to achieve remote code execution on affected systems.
Hillary Coover: Could TikTok's recent personnel shifts from Beijing to the United States be a threat to security of US data? And is the popular app truly independent from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance?
Katy Craig: In a concerning shift, ransomware attacks have taken a sinister turn, with a significant rise in human-operated ransomware incidents, according to Microsoft's annual digital defense report.