From Google's privacy snafu to a sneaky new fake Adobe Flash updater, Threatpost's Lindsey O'Donnell and Tara Seals break down the biggest news from the week ended Oct. 12.

Lindsey O'Donnell discusses Synopsys’ ninth annual Building Security in Maturity Model report (BSIMM9) released Tuesday.

The report revealed an emerging new dynamic for software security professionals. Synopsys' Gary McGraw, vice president of security technology, breaks down the top takeaways from the report and what was most surprising. 

Threatpost's Lindsey O'Donnell and Tom Spring discuss this week's biggest news - including a breakthrough Bloomberg report that China infiltrated Supermicro motherboards, as well as a report that said that 83 percent of home and office router brands have vulnerabilities. 

A year later, almost 2 billion IoT devices are still vulnerable to the BlueBorne attack. Armis' VP of Product Joe Lea discusses with Threatpost.

Threatpost editors Lindsey O'Donnell and Tom Spring break down the biggest news from the week ending September 7.

The Threatpost team talks about the biggest news from this past week, including a Windows zero-day flaw outed on Twitter, Yahoo's email ad-targeting privacy snafu, and crashing mobile apps that leak private data.

Threatpost talks to Scott Ellis with Google Cloud about issues around securing data in the cloud and accidental exposure.

Security researcher Troy Mursch, of the Bad Packets Report, comes onto the Threatpost Podcast to discuss recent cryptojacking campaigns and why these types of malicious cryptomining attacks are on the rise.

Bugcrowd has had a busy summer. Recently, the bug bounty company partnered with HP to launch the first-ever bug bounty program for printers, with rewards of up to $10,000 for discovered vulnerabilities.

Bugcrowd also recently announced Disclose.io, an open-sourced project to standardize best practices for providing a safe harbor for security researchers within bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programs (VDPs).

 Threatpost talked to Casey Ellis, Bugcrowd founder and CTO, about big trends in bug bounty programs.

Las Vegas was filled with researchers, executives, and hackers last week for the Black Hat USA and DEF CON 2018 conferences. 

Among the most interesting topics at the shows included IoTand connected cars, election votinghacks, and a flurry of other news topics and sessions outlining the newest threats, vulnerabilities, and cybersecurity best practices. 

Threatpost's Lindsey O'Donnell and Tara Seals talk about their favorite parts of the show.