Welcome to Season 2 of SecurityLAH!

In this opening episode, we look at trends that is upcoming, some already here and some destined to dominate the way we look at NCIS (Network. Cyber and Information Security). 

Team SecurityLAH would like to wish all of our listeners a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

The team will be taking a break, practice our vocal chords a bit, maybe laze at a beach somewhere for a while since we have 

In a casual chat, the SecurityLah hosts had an internal discussion about security stuff, besides talking about topics for the podcast. This is one of those discussion, that SecurityLah felt should go to a wider audience than just the hosts itself. 

The team looks at risk management, specifically when dealing with vulnerability management. 

We were recently alerted to a report that National Bank of Pakistan may have experienced a cyber attack. Client facing banking infrastructure was seen to be down, causing panic to its customers. Our resident Securitylah financial expert takes a stab on the matter, hoping to give some sense of clarity into the incident.  

China recently published their laws related to data secrecy and privacy. Team SecurityLah looks through some salient points on what the law says and how it affects China, its people and the global as a whole

In a recent report by one of the CTI providers, it was identified that a few government agencies of Indonesia was compromised by a threat actor. In this episode, the team looks at the claims of the compromise and whether its true or just rumours. 

A site, containing visa information to Thailand was left open and discovered by a researcher. What happened? How much of data was potentially left open? What's the impact of that incident? Answers to all those questions in this episode of SecurityLah!

Recently, there were reports of data leak affecting the COVID-19 contact tracing app in Indonesia. Details of users and its usage were made available, and the unfortunate victim that was made as an example was non-other that the Prime Minister himself!

We explore the activities of APT41 aka Double Dragon which focuses its threat activites around South East Asia, attacking telecommunications, infrastructure and government agencies. 

A leak was found mentioning data siphoned off using myIdentity interface, originating from JPN and was done through LHDN. Team SecurityLah dissects this incident into greater details, looking at how it could have happened, and nuggets of wisdom for blue team on detecting such attacks.