In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest cybersecurity developments, including how attackers are abusing trusted platforms like GitHub and Microsoft Teams to spread malware, major data breaches affecting retail and healthcare sectors, and critical vulnerabilities in Oracle Cloud and Microsoft SharePoint. He highlights the growing importance of proactive security measures, timely patching, and adapting to regulatory challenges in today’s evolving threat landscape.

In this episode, Edd Hall covers a sweeping cyberattack that hit Louis Vuitton across multiple regions, a severe data breach affecting 6.5 million Co-op members, and a disruption to Air Serbia’s digital systems. He also explores BadBox 2.0 malware preinstalled on Android and IoT devices, a stealthy macOS threat abusing the Zoom SDK, and new phishing campaigns using SquidLoader in Hong Kong. Plus, we examine a critical privilege escalation flaw in Windows Server 2025 known as the Golden DMSA attack. Tune in for essential insights on emerging cyber risks and what they mean for security and infrastructure worldwide.

🎙️ In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the rise of hyper-volumetric DDoS attacks breaking internet traffic records, a major FBI takedown of video game piracy sites, and new malware campaigns tied to North Korea and mobile threats. He also covers law enforcement’s disruption of a NAS-targeting ransomware gang, a stealthy RAT abusing AWS to spy on Southeast Asian governments, critical ICS vulnerabilities disclosed by CISA, and a SIM swapper’s extended prison sentence. Stay tuned for expert insights on the latest cyber threats and what they mean for security teams worldwide.

In this episode of HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest, Richard Simmons reports on the latest wave of critical cybersecurity threats impacting global systems and data. Fortinet users are urged to patch immediately as a severe remote code execution flaw surfaces, while researchers track a stealthy new PHP-based Interlock RAT and the group’s malicious “FileFix” tool posing as recovery software. A tax consulting firm exposes nearly 250,000 sensitive records due to a cloud misconfiguration, and Gigabyte motherboards are found vulnerable to UEFI malware that bypasses Secure Boot. A malicious VS Code extension in Cursor IDE leads to over half a million dollars in stolen crypto, and a global data breach at Louis Vuitton compromises customer information in the UK, South Korea, and Turkey. Stay tuned for a fast-paced briefing on the critical vulnerabilities and breaches shaping today’s cyber threat landscape.

In this episode, Mark and Diana dive into a wave of high-impact cybersecurity incidents and vulnerabilities making headlines across industries. They begin with Fortinet’s critical SSL VPN flaw, warning listeners about the urgency of patching exposed systems, and then explore the dual Citrix vulnerabilities recently added to CISA’s KEV list. The discussion shifts to real-world consequences as they unpack how a U.S. Airman leaked classified data over a dating app, and how a former Russian athlete got tied up in ransomware laundering schemes. Mark breaks down Microsoft’s ongoing recovery from a major breach, while Diana highlights the privacy risks in McDonald’s massive AI recruitment data leak. Together, they analyze how both technical flaws and human factors are fueling cyber threats in 2025—and what organizations can do to stay ahead.

In this episode of HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest, Richard Simmons breaks down today’s top cybersecurity developments shaping industries worldwide. Microsoft faces disruption in its Windows Server Update Services, delaying critical patch deployments across enterprise networks. Qantas reveals a major data breach affecting millions of frequent flyer accounts, while Mitsubishi Electric warns of a critical remote code execution vulnerability impacting industrial automation systems. Researchers uncover severe Bluetooth flaws in millions of vehicles, and cybercriminals exploit fake gaming and AI companies to spread remote access malware. We also explore a new eSIM cloning technique threatening mobile privacy, and Google’s commitment to localize UK user data to strengthen data sovereignty and security compliance. Stay informed with this essential update on evolving cyber threats and defenses.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest cybersecurity developments shaking up the digital world. From sophisticated MFA bypass techniques to Microsoft’s massive July Patch Tuesday addressing 130 vulnerabilities, Edd breaks down what security teams need to know. He also covers major data breaches at Nippon Steel Solutions and Bitcoin Depot, ransomware disruptions at Ingram Micro, a critical flaw in ServiceNow, and urgent patches from Ivanti, Fortinet, and Splunk. Plus, the mysterious shutdown of the notorious SatanLock ransomware group raises questions about what might come next. Don’t miss this essential roundup for staying ahead in cybersecurity.

In today’s episode of the HEAL Security Dispatch, a malicious pull request infects thousands through a compromised Visual Studio Code extension, while a leaked copy of Shellter Elite enables widespread infostealer deployment. A trojanized Android app bypasses Google Play defenses to target North American banks, and a popular Chrome extension turns into spyware overnight. Meanwhile, Ingram Micro faces ransomware disruption, Qantas responds to an extortion attempt after a massive data breach, and over 17,000 fake news sites are uncovered in a global investment scam network.

Stay with us as we unpack these escalating threats and the tools driving modern cybercrime.

Airline Breaches, Insider Bank Heist, and Rising State-Level Threats by Cyber Security News - HEAL Security

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses some of the latest and most pressing developments in the cybersecurity world. Topics include a newly discovered remote code execution flaw in WinRAR, U.S. sanctions against the Russia-linked Aeza Group for supporting ransomware infrastructure, and shifting attitudes among global executives toward cyber risk. Edd also covers a sophisticated phishing campaign using spoofed PDFs, major data breaches at Qantas Airways and Surmodics, and a DOJ investigation into a former DigitalMint employee tied to ransomware payments. Stay tuned for insights on evolving threats, corporate responsibility, and enforcement actions shaping the cyber landscape.