Sans 16 will have sans for May 20th. Sorry for the lateness folks, its been busy but we've got a free period and we'll try to get better here.

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On this newsletter, Voicmail, texts and deepfakes, a Cyberdefense law is passed, the UK gets breached again with law applicants getting owned and much more.

We hope that you enjoy the program, thanks for listening!

Hello gang, welcome to the security box, podcast 239. Our topic today is dealing with Interlock. This is something you don't want. News, notes, and the landscape as well. News, notes and the landscape as well.

Our topic is going to be on Interlock. https://technology.jaredrimer.net/2025/04/20/interlock-becoming-more-dangerous-threatens-legal-problems-if-you-dont-pay/ is the blog post leading to the article, but I don't think we mentioned that it will threaten legal action if you do not pay.

We've got two questions, one as part of news notes and one at the end as we discuss what we're going to do for the Security Hour on Saturday.

The full show notes link to some of the newsy items we've got that might be of interest, and those notes will have a lot of other linked items too.

See you all next week!

Welcome to Sans episode 15. On this episode, we've got patch tuesday stuff from Microsoft and others, compitition between the EU and US when it comes to vulnerability databases, Gartner says we can't patch our way out of threat debt, Chrome gets updated, advanced protection comes to Android 16 and much more.

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I need to continue to slow down, and try not to go too fast. There may be some mistakes, more than I usually do, sorry about that.

This episode is for the newsletter from Friday, May 16, 2025. Thanks for listening, reading and learning together!

I hope you enjoy the show!

If you did not hear Sans 12, you get to on this Saturday Night's throwback Saturday Night program on the independent channel of 986themix.com

Direct link to the independent channel is at http://magnatune.jaredrimer.net and I hope you join us at 7 PM CT, 5 PT for music and more followed by 8 PM with the topic from May.

Didn't read Ouch! for this month? Find it here by using https://www.sans.org/newsletters/ouch/cybercriminals-exploit-your-emotions/?utm_medium=Email&utm_source=HL-GL&utm_content=1474676_spot_red_flags_button&utm_campaign=OUCH&utm_rdetail=Global&utm_goal=Community_Growth&utm_type=SSA&is=551b434744de4aefe4d6ece8bf1e298e24df99defd5f7ad7037383755fd2d757 as your link.

Welcome to Sans 14. We're skipping a week of Sans due to me being unavailable to tape.

This time, a big company in the education system is hacked, Apple secures IOS and other projects, Google Settles Texas privacy suit, Florida's E2EE crashes and burns and Asus gets fixed although the entry has the text from the prior item.

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Welcome to the security box, program 238. On this program, we're going to have news, notes and the landscape as well as trivia and a discussion of accessible software and the lack there of when it comes to software we can use in the security landscape. Please feel free to contact the podcast by email, imessage, text and the comment line at (804) 442-6975. Thanks so much for listening!

Here's our trivia question for today. How many seconds does it take to crack a 6-character password? Is it

A. 15 seconds

B: 30 seconds

C: 45 seconds

D: less than a second

E: 1 minute

Call (888) 405-7524 if you have any guesses. Leave a name or the name you want to go by and your guess. Answers revealed next week.

Last week's question was:

It’s Thursday, friend. Ever notice those tiny bumps on your keyboard’s F and J keys? They serve a legit and genius purpose.

I’ll give you some hints for why they’re there: A) “Home base” for your fingers, B) Grip for high-speed typing, C) Braille, or D) Random factory defect we’ve all accepted. Go ahead, stare at your keyboard like you just discovered aliens. You can find the answer at the end!

The answer to the FJ mystery is, drumroll please … A) So your fingers know where to “home”! The little bumps on F and J are like miniature bumpers, guiding touch-typists back to center stage without even looking. So next time you’re speed typing that Yelp review, use the 50-year-old typewriter tech at your fingers’ disposal.

News:

A new dating app has been hiding the fact that it didn't keep its promise and revealed your data. https://technology.jaredrimer.net/2025/05/12/were-a-dating-app-and-we-just-fucked-up-by-exposing-your-data-to-anyone-who-wants-it/

https://technology.jaredrimer.net/2025/05/12/lockbit-bitten-again-but-not-by-a-takedown/

Our topic:

Is software that is to protect us from worms, trojans and the like accessible? A 2020 post shows it isn't and this hasn't changed. https://technology.jaredrimer.net/2020/07/06/what-is-the-state-of-antivirus-today-is-it-about-dead/ is the article, and let's see what you say.

One of the companies even went so far as to sell our data to advertisors. https://technology.jaredrimer.net/2024/02/24/avast-caught-collecting-lots-of-info-selling-it-to-other-companies/

If you search AntiVirus, you'll find other posts, but these are the big ones.

We hope you enjoy the show!

Hello gang, I recorded this on Friday for tomorrow's throwback Saturday Night show.

On the security hour, we're going to cover something we also covered as part of TSB 237 which also got released today because we've been busy.

We'll have news notes from the landscape if any and it'll mainly be an open forum.

Show is on Saturday, 7 pm CT, 8 ET on the independent channel at http://magnatune.jaredrimer.net so why not join?

See you next time!

Hello gang, sorry for the late release its been busy.

We've got news, notes and trivia today.

Here's the Trivia for this week. It’s Thursday, friend. Ever notice those tiny bumps on your keyboard’s F and J keys? They serve a legit and genius purpose.

I’ll give you some hints for why they’re there: A) “Home base” for your fingers, B) Grip for high-speed typing, C) Braille, or D) Random factory defect we’ve all accepted. Go ahead, stare at your keyboard like you just discovered aliens. You can find the answer at the end!

Call (888) 405-7524 if you want to guess. One guess per caller. Let me know if you want your guess aired. Leave a name or a name you want to go by so we can log the answer.

The topic is coming from the article titled CISA reverses course, extends MITRE CVE contract and whose link is https://cyberscoop.com/cisa-reverses-course-extends-mitre-cve-contract/ if you want to read it.

We hope you enjoy the show, thanks so much for listening! And oh yes, the answer to podcast 235 is also revealed too.

Sans 13 will be releasing after 12, and we're now all caught up.

Welcome to Sans, episode 13. This">https://view.email.sans.org/?qs=6dc4120f1b77a95c7cf4ce4cd833f7454db9893d83c0674e789006dd8cd6812ed7fca17eaacce81bdd8dd2995972b696348c261f745add4e84cbc846682d8a7ee877e6dced0706bf45e756ebdaaf3091">This is the link you'll use to go to the newsletter.

If you use windows, look for the story dealing with remote desktop and their use and acceptance of old passwords that may have been changed. Apple has an RCE dealing with airplay, more breaches and two more British companies hit with a cyberattack.

Sans episode 12 is going to cover ouch! and its newsletter. They also just did a podcast too.

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