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  • InfoSec.Watch Podcast — Episode 113: China-linked AI agents, logistics ransomware, and Germany’s NIS2 law are reshaping your 2025 risk map.

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    In this episode of the InfoSec.Watch Podcast, we unpack one of the most consequential weeks of cybersecurity developments in 2025. This episode covers a rare convergence of AI-augmented state-backed espionage, logistics and retail supply-chain ransomware, and Europe’s accelerating drive toward digital sovereignty—and this episode takes you step-by-step through every story, every insight, and every actionable takeaway.

    Whether you're a CISO, a threat intelligence analyst, a red teamer, SOC lead, architect, or anyone responsible for defending modern infrastructure, this episode will help you make sense of a rapidly shifting threat landscape.

    We’ll explore how adversaries are leveraging cutting-edge technologies, why certain industries are becoming high-value systemic targets, and what new policies and vulnerabilities demand your immediate attention. From the rise of agentic AI in offensive operations, to the expanding blast radius of supply-chain–centric ransomware, to the geopolitical drivers behind Germany’s NIS2 implementation act, this episode equips you with the context you need to stay ahead.

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  • InfoSec.Watch Podcast — Episode 112: Windows Kernel 0-Day, FortiWeb RCE, Akira Targets Nutanix

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    Here’s what we cover in Episode 112:

    • Actively Exploited Windows Kernel 0-Day:
      A privilege-escalation flaw in the Windows kernel is now being abused in real attacks. We cover what’s known, how attackers are chaining it, and the immediate mitigations security teams should prioritize.
    • FortiWeb Critical Vulnerability Added to CISA’s KEV Catalog:
      A newly disclosed remote code execution vulnerability in Fortinet FortiWeb has officially landed in the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list. We explain exploitation paths, affected versions, and patch timelines.
    • Akira Ransomware Expands to Nutanix Virtualized Environments:
      Akira operators have widened their targeting to include Nutanix AHV systems, giving them deeper access into enterprise virtualization layers. We break down how they’re gaining initial entry and what defenders can harden right now.

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The InfoSec.Watch Podcast delivers the week’s most important cybersecurity news in a fast, clear, and actionable format.
Each episode breaks down major incidents, vulnerabilities,…