Join Scott Young and Shaun Sturby from Optrics Engineering as they discuss DeepFake Lite using Anthony Bourdain's voice in a new documentary on his life, the "Summer of Sam" Microsoft Print Nightmare and the latest Kaseya Ransomware Attack update.

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> www.OptricsInsider.com

Timecodes:

> 0:00 - Intro

> 0:19 - Today's 3 topics

> 0:33 - Topic 1: Deep Fake Lite

> 7:35 - Topic 2: Microsoft Print Nightmare

> 11:12 - Topic 3: Kaseya Update

> 14:20 - Closing remarks

More on DeepFake Lite:

> A Haunting New Documentary About Anthony Bourdain

> Voice clone of Anthony Bourdain prompts synthetic media ethics questions

More on Microsoft PrintNightmare / "Summer of SAM" - HiveNightmare / Print Spooler CVE-2021-34481:

> Windows Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability (CVE-2021-36934)

> Windows Print Spooler Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2021-34481)

More on how Kaseya obtained a "universal decryptor key" for the REvil ransomware and is delivering it to clients:

>  Kaseya obtains REvil decryptor, starts sharing it with afflicted customers

Timecodes:

> 0:00 - Intro

> 0:21 - Today's 3 topics

> 0:40 - Topic 1: Punk Spider

> 4:34 - Topic 2: Irony, Thy Name is Jim

> 8:27 - Topic 3: What is Your Olympic Password?

> 11:03 - Closing remarks

More on Punk Spider:

> A Controversial Tool Calls Out Thousands of Hackable Websites

More on Jim Browning getting his Youtube channel deleted:

> Scam-baiting YouTube channel Tech Support Scams taken offline by tech support scam

So to prove that anyone can be scammed, I was convinced to delete my @YouTube channel because I was convinced I was talking @YouTubeCreators support. I never lost control of the channel, but the sneaky s**t managed to get me to delete the channel. Hope to recover soon. pic.twitter.com/ygmt2CDlR1

Learn more about KnowBe4 by going to:

> KnowBe4 Security Awareness Training

Find out what percentage of your employees are Phish-prone:

> Start Your Free Phishing Security Test

Download a copy of the Social Media Red Flags PDF here:

> https://www.optricsinsider.com/recommends/social-engineering-red-flags/

Find out which of your users take the bait and reply to a spoofed email:

> Find out now how many of your users take the bait and reply to a spoofed email

Find out how vulnerable your network is against Ransomware and cryptomining attacks:

> How vulnerable is your network against RANSOMWARE and CRYPTOMINING attacks?

Find out which of your users are vulnerable to a social media phishing attack:

> Don't get hacked by social media phishing attacks! Find out which of your users are vulnerable now!

Learn more about the Red Flags of URLS here:

> It's Not Only About the URL

Learn more about Curricula Security Awareness Training here:

> www.Optrics.com/Partners/Curricula.aspx

Join Scott Young and Shaun Sturby from Optrics Engineering as they discuss the printer driver nightmare zero day vulnerability, SonicWall's VPN appliance is under attack and Kaseya's recent ransomware attack.

Timecodes:

- 0:00 - Intro

- 0:19 - Today's 3 topics

- 0:40 - Topic 1: Printer Driver Zero Day

- 06:09 - Topic 2: SonicWall VPN Vulnerability

- 10:38 - Topic 3: Kaseya VSA Hack

- 17:04 - Closing remarks

Print Nightmare Zero Day:

> PrintNightmare, Critical Windows Print Spooler Vulnerability

> CVE-2021-1675: Incomplete Patch and Leaked RCE Exploit

Ways to keep the computers in your network updated:

> ManageEngine Desktop Central

Good tool to keep your personal computers updated:

> CCleaner

SonicWall Warns of Active Attacks Against VPN Appliances:

> Urgent Security Notice: Critical Risk to Unpatched End-of-Life SRA & SMA 8.x Remote Access Device

Got $70M spare change?

> IT for service providers biz Kaseya defers decision about SaaS restoration following supply chain attack

> Kaseya Left Customer Portal Vulnerable to 2015 Flaw in its Own Software

Autonomous Cars Hacked Scene - The Fate of the Furious:

> www.youtube.com/embed/GGhLykstBmA

Join Scott Young and Shaun Sturby from Optrics Engineering as they discuss  the Dell Bios Connect vulnerability, the 1 billion  records that were leaked from CVS Health, Western Digital's MyBook  remote factory reset issue and the Zero Trust cybersecurity framework.

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> www.OptricsInsider.com

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro 

0:19 - Today's 4 topics 

0:42 - Topic 1: Dell Bios Connect Vulnerability 

4:14 - Topic 2: CVS Health Leak 

10:48 - Topic 3: Western Digital MyBook Remote Factory Reset 

15:10 - Topic 4: Zero Trust 

21:15 - Closing remarks

Dell BiosConnect Vulnerability:

> Eclypsium Discovers Multiple Vulnerabilities Affecting 129 Dell Models via Dell Remote OS Recovery and Firmware Update Capabilities

> DSA-2021-106: Dell Client Platform Security Update for Multiple Vulnerabilities in the BIOSConnect and HTTPS Boot features as part of the Dell Client BIOS

> Dell SupportAssist contained RCE flaw allowing miscreants to remotely reflash your BIOS with code of their creation

WD My Book Live and My Book Live Duo getting a remote factory reset - all data appears gone:

> Important Announcement About Your WD My Book Live Product: WDC-21008

> Recommended Security Measures for WD My Book Live and WD My Book Live Duo

Zero Trust cybersecurity - moving from hard shell / soft center to NoTrustForYou!:

> Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity 

> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_trust_security_model

> What is Zero Trust? A model for more effective security

> Embrace Proactive Security with Zero Trust

Need help with your network security? We can help! Contact us at:

> www.Optrics.com

Join Scott Young and Shaun Sturby from Optrics Engineering as they discuss what is bigger - 26 million or 8.4 billion, open redirect, the recent Akamai CDN outage and PoE powered can of spam to stop spam..

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

0:21 - Today's 4 topics

0:55 - Topic 1: Which is Bigger 26 Million or 8.4 Billion?

8:01 - Topic 2: Open Redirects

12:11 - Topic 3: Akamai CDN Outage

13:24 - Topic 4: PoE Powered Can of Spam

19:07 - Closing remarks

Hackers Stole Nearly 26 Million User Login Credentials for Sites Like Amazon, Google, Facebook between 2018 and 2020:

> Nameless malware that stole 1.2 TB of private data

> https://twitter.com/troyhunt/status/1402358364445679621?s=21

Password Manager Options Mentioned:

> PSafe

> ManageEngine Password Manager Pro

> RoboForm

Google Meet Open Redirects and Why Phishers Love Them:

> Open redirects ... and why Phishers love them

Akamai experienced an outage for one of its Prolexic DDoS services (Routed 3.0) with approximately 500 customers using this service:

> Akamai Provides Prolexic DDoS Service Impact Update (Status: Resolved)

PoE-powered can of spam to stop Ad spam:

> https://twitter.com/danielhepper/status/1403624545010003970

Join Scott Young and Shaun Sturby from Optrics Engineering as they discuss why JBS paid $11 million in ransom (and it wasn't to get their data back), how the Fastly outage knocked the Internet offline and Zoll's defibrillator dashboard vulnerability advisory.

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> www.OptricsInsider.com

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

0:20 - Today's 3 topics

0:57 - Topic 1: JBS Pays Ransom

7:02 - Topic 2:  Fastly Outage

15:12 - Topic 3: Zoll advisory

20:56 - Closing remarks

JBS Paid $11M Ransom to Prevent Attackers from Leaking Stolen Data:

>  JBS USA Cyberattack Media Statement - June 9

Fireside Chat with Unitrends and their All-in-One Backup and Recovery Solutions:

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Gpr6_jmpes

Fastly CDN Outage Knocked Portions of the Internet Offline: 

> Fastly -  Summary of June 8 outage

Not the only one - Cloudflare also had a recent outage:

>  Cloudflare Pages Build Delays - Incident Report for Cloudflare

ICS Medical Advisory (ICSMA-21-161-01) ZOLL Defibrillator Dashboard:

>  ICS Medical Advisory (ICSMA-21-161-01)

The Wolf Starring Christian Slater | HP Studios:

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUP4ib5FzGs

HP Wolf Security - A New Breed of Endpoint Security | Security | HP:

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACXhdzOoEic

Grey's Anatomy: A Cyber Attack:

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFUkzzAXXYg

Grey's Anatomy: Bad Guys Asking 5k Bitcoins Bailey asks Jackson for Money Season 14 Episode 8:

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGSSY-pnKXs

Join Scott Young and Shaun Sturby from Optrics Engineering as they discuss the large number of organizations in the headlines who have been hit by ransomware, the White Houses recent memo to private organizations on what they can do to prevent being a victim of a ransomware attack as well as today's launch of Amazon's Sidewalk wireless mesh service.

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> www.OptricsInsider.com

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

0:18 - Today's 3 topics

0:37 - Topic 1: Ransomware Headlines

2:10 - Topic 2: White House Ransomware Memo

11:39 - Topic 3: Amazon Launches Sidewalk

22:09 - Closing remarks

Ransomware headlines:

> FBI Statement on JBS Cyberattack

> NY & Mass. Transportation Providers Targeted in Recent Attacks

> Unauthorized access to Fujifilm servers

> Sturdy Memorial Hospital - Notice of Data Security Incident

White House Memo: Advice to Private Sector on Protection from Ransomware:

> Memo: What We Urge You to Do to Protect Against the Threat of Ransomware [PDF Download]

> Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency: Ransomware Guidance and Resources

Good Security Habits:

> Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency: Security Tip (ST04-003)

Security Awareness Training Options to Train Your Staff on What Not to Click:

[KnowBe4] - www.Optrics.com/KnowBe4

[Curricula] - www.Optrics.com/partners/Curricula

How to Stay Safe Against Phishing Attacks & Social Engineering with Mike Brill from KnowBe4:

> www.YouTube.com/watch?v=kRM9rd_zj9o

Learn More About How to Test the Security of Your Network with a Penetration Test:

> www.Optrics.com/partners/Foresite

Amazon Sidewalk is Going Live Next Week:

> How to disable Amazon Sidewalk (and why you should do it) 

> How Amazon Sidewalk Works—and Why You May Want to Turn It Off

> Amazon Sidewalk goes live tomorrow, here’s why you shouldn’t be scared

Join Scott Young and Shaun Sturby from Optrics Engineering as they discuss Troy Hunt's recent announcement about his HaveIBeenPwned service, a VMWare patch you need to apply immediately to vCenter Server as well as how the US Department of Homeland Security has responded to the Colonial Pipeline hacked.

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

0:19 - Today's 3 topics

0:34 - Topic 1: HaveIBeenPwned Announcement

7:06 - Topic 2: VMWare Vulnerability

9:32 - Topic 3: Colonial Pipeline Update

15:29 - Closing remarks

Troy Hunt's call for help with his HaveIBeenPwned service:

> Pwned Passwords, Open Source in the .NET Foundation and Working with the FBI

Patch immediately: VMware warns of critical remote code execution hole in vCenter Server:

>VMware vCenter Server updates address remote code execution and authentication vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-21985, CVE-2021-21986)

> Questions & Answers for VMSA-2021-0010

> How to Disable VMware Plugins in vCenter Server (83829)

After Ransomware hit Colonial Pipeline DHS issues directive:

> DHS Announces New Cybersecurity Requirements for Critical Pipeline Owners and Operators

Stuff You Should Know Podcast - How the Electrical Grid Works:

> https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/how-the-electrical-grid-works/id278981407?i=1000516928439

Other Links:

> Outdated computer system exploited in Florida water treatment plant hack

> A password for the Hawaii emergency agency was hiding in a public photo, written on a Post-it note

Join Scott Young and Shaun Sturby from Optrics Engineering as they discuss the WiFi FragAttacks (fragmentation and aggregation attacks) as well as a reminder that Internet Explorer 11 will be retired and go out of support on June 15, 2022. Time to start using Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Firefox, Brave or any of the other more modern browsers.

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> www.OptricsInsider.com

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

0:20 - Today's 2 topics

0:33 - Topic 1: WiFi Frag Attacks

6:12 - Topic 2: Internet Explorer 11 End-of-Life

9:18 - Closing remarks

WiFi FragAttacks:

> www.fragattacks.com

> Vulnerabilities in billions of Wi-Fi devices let hackers bypass firewalls

Microsoft announces the official end of Internet Explorer:

> The future of Internet Explorer on Windows 10 is in Microsoft Edge

> Microsoft announces the official end of Internet Explorer

Alternative browsers:

> www.mozilla.org

> www.google.com/intl/en_ca/chrome

> https://brave.com

> www.apple.com/ca/safari

Join Scott Young and Shaun Sturby from Optrics Engineering as they discuss President Biden's recent executive order on cybersecurity as well as the Outlook email bug fix that Microsoft recently fixed.

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> www.OptricsInsider.com

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro

0:20 - Today's 2 topics

0:33 - Topic 1: US Executive Order on Cybersecurity

7:12 - Topic 2: Microsoft Outlook Bug Fix

11:07 - Closing remarks

New US Executive Order on Cybersecurity:

> Biden Signs Executive Order to Bolster Federal Government’s Cybersecurity

> FACT SHEET: President Signs Executive Order Charting New Course to Improve the Nation’s Cybersecurity and Protect Federal Government Networks

Microsoft Fixes Outlook Email Bug:

> Welcome to beta testing of Outlook