Sign up to save your podcastsEmail addressPasswordRegisterOrContinue with GoogleAlready have an account? Log in here.
We take an expert look at the latest cybersecurity incidents, how they happened, and why. Tune in weekly to learn what you can do to stop bad things from happening to you!Got questions/suggestions/s... more
FAQs about Naked Security:How many episodes does Naked Security have?The podcast currently has 719 episodes available.
July 28, 2022S3 Ep93: Office security, data breach costs, and leisurely patchesGeosynchronicity. Office security (on-off-on). A half-billion-dollar data breach cost. And patch that browser!Original music by Edith MudgeGot questions/suggestions/stories to share?Email [email protected]Twitter @NakedSecurityInstagram @NakedSecurity...more22minPlay
July 21, 2022S3 Ep92: Log4Shell4Ever, summer tips, and scammer timingIntegrated circuits and Nobel prizes. Log4Shell - forever? Cybersecurity tips for summmer. Scams and coincidence.Original music by Edith MudgeGot questions/suggestions/stories to share?Email [email protected]Twitter @NakedSecurityInstagram @NakedSecurity...more23minPlay
July 14, 2022S3 Ep91: Code Red, OpenSSL, Java bugs and Office macrosMemories of the Code Red worm. OpenSSL fixes two tiny but troublesome bugs. More trouble in Java-land. Office macros off and back on again. Potential perils of paying ransomware demands.Original music by Edith MudgeGot questions/suggestions/stories to share?Email [email protected]Twitter @NakedSecurityInstagram @NakedSecurity...more26minPlay
July 07, 2022S3 Ep90: Chrome 0-day again, True Cybercrime, and a 2FA bypassChrome quashes another zero-day browser bug. Two big-time cybercrime " rel="noopener noreferrer">stories. A 2FA phishing scam that arrived PDQ. Chester swarmed by bots on Twitter.Original music by Edith MudgeGot questions/suggestions/stories to share?Email [email protected]Twitter @NakedSecurityInstagram @NakedSecurity...more28minPlay
June 30, 2022S3 Ep89: Sextortion, blockchain blunder, and an OpenSSL bugfixMemories of the iPhone 1. Sextortion scams target LGBTQ+ daters. Yet another blockchain blunder. OpenSSL fixes the bug missed in the last bugfix. And what became of Little Bobby Tables?Original music by Edith MudgeGot questions/suggestions/stories to share?Email [email protected]Twitter @NakedSecurityInstagram @NakedSecurity...more26minPlay
June 23, 2022S3 Ep88: Phone scammers, hacking bust, and data breach finesDuck gets behind the Ducks. 2000 phone scammers arrested in Interpol action. A three-year-old hacking case ends in conviction. And a Canadian financial company picks up an enormous data breach fine.Original music by Edith MudgeGot questions/suggestions/stories to share?Email [email protected]Twitter @NakedSecurityInstagram @NakedSecurity...more23minPlay
June 15, 2022S3 Ep87: Follina, AirTags, ID theft and the Law of Big NumbersComputer Science in the 1800s. Fixing Follina. AirTag stalking. ID theft site seizure. And the Law of Big Numbers versus SMS scams.Original music by Edith MudgeGot questions/suggestions/stories to share?Email [email protected]Twitter @NakedSecurityInstagram @NakedSecurity...more25minPlay
June 08, 2022S3 Ep86: The crooks were in our network for HOW long?!The dawn of the x86 era. The Active Adversary Playbook. A sort-of zero day in Windows. A real-life zero-day in Atlassian Confluence. And the registry settings that could keep you in your job.Original music by Edith MudgeGot questions/suggestions/stories to share?Email [email protected]Twitter @NakedSecurityInstagram @NakedSecurity...more24minPlay
June 02, 2022S3 Ep85: Now THAT'S what I call a Microsoft Office exploit!Why calling a computer after a famous scientist doesn't always help. The wacky but dangerous 0-day hole in Windows. Supply chain attacks and the crooks who orchestrate them. Smishing revisited. And why saying what you really mean makes you better at cybersecurity.Original music by Edith MudgeGot questions/suggestions/stories to share?Email [email protected]Twitter @NakedSecurityInstagram @NakedSecurity...more25minPlay
May 26, 2022S3 Ep84: Government demand, Mozilla velocity, and Clearview fineHow network comms caught a murderer back in in 1845. Why the US government said, "Patch, or else!" How Mozilla got a double code-execution bug fixed in 48 hours. And why " rel="noopener noreferrer">controversial face-matching company Clearview AI got fined $10m.Original music by Edith MudgeGot questions/suggestions/stories to share?Email [email protected]Twitter @NakedSecurityInstagram @NakedSecurity...more15minPlay
FAQs about Naked Security:How many episodes does Naked Security have?The podcast currently has 719 episodes available.