This edition of the show features Adam Boileau and Patrick Gray discussing the week’s security news:

More info on the Facebook token hack

Facebook boots “Russian Cambridge Analytica” off platform

Chinese MSS officer extradited to USA after being lured to Belgium

NotPetya linked to Sandworm crew

Czech intelligence services kill Hezbollah APT

Pentagon travel records pwnt

No, Khashoggi’s Apple Watch didn’t record his death

Apple takes aim at Australia’s AA Bill

US voter records for sale in hack forums

PHP 5 support ends soon, netpocalypse to commence shortly afterward

The world’s most hilarious libssh bug

PLUS MOAR

This week’s show is sponsored by Senrio.

Senrio is best known for doing IoT identification, classification, visualisation and anomaly detection, but they’ve now applied the same approach to general IT. Stephen will be along later in the show to talk about what they’ve been able to engineer here. I’ve actually been working with them on this (in a limited capacity) for a few months and it’s very interesting stuff.

So yeah he’s talking about a feature release, then he’ll be releasing some open source tooling that mine your network metadata and spot interactive shells in your environment, which is handy, and then he’s going to preview some free training he’s doing with some other very well respected security people in New York soon.

Links to everything that we discussed are below, including the discussions that were edited out. (That’s why there are extras.) You can follow Patrick or Adam on Twitter if that’s your thing.