This Week in Enterprise Tech (Audio)

• Tor 0day: Stopping Tor Connections
• North Korea's Lazarus Group Developing Cross-Platform Malware Framework
• Does First Amendment let ISPs sell Web-browsing data? Judge is skeptical
• Amazon Met With Startups About Investing, Then Launched Competing Products
• Ripple20's Effects Could Impact IoT Cybersecurity for Years to Come
• FBI nabs Nigerian business scammer who allegedly cost victims millions
• Why everyone is talking about the A.I. text generator released by an Elon Musk backed lab?
• Cloudflare DNS goes down, taking a large piece of the internet with it
• Twitter Breach a Reminder of Need to Protect Corporate Social Media Use
• Challenges with DevOps and end-to-end integration with Hitesh Patel, senior director of product management for automation, orchestration and ecosystems with F5 Networks

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Curt Franklin, and Brian McHenry

Guest: Hitesh Patel

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• Massive Twitter Hack - What we know so far
• Cybercriminals Targeted Streaming Services to Provide Pandemic Entertainment
• City builds open-access broadband network with Google Fiber as its first ISP
• Bad news: Your Cisco switch is a fake and an update borked it. Good news: It wasn't designed to spy on you
• Russian Cyberattacks Target COVID-19 Research, Vaccine Development
• The remote British village that built one of the UK's fastest Internet networks
• Victory for Us All: In Rebuke to US Mass Surveillance, EU Court Blocks Data Transfers by Web Corporations
• Details on SpaceX Starlink beta emerge along with photos of user terminals
• DevSecOps Requires a Different Approach to Security
• CTO of Barracuda (TWiT Sponsor) Fleming Shi talks about solutions for securing email.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Fleming Shi

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Who would have thought the pandemic would drive biometrics, cybersecurity in schools comes up short and we talk about how serverless can solve our DevSecOps problems.

• Pandemic drives innovation in biometric digital door lock market
• Using Adversarial Machine Learning, Researchers Look to Foil Facial Recognition
• Harvard, MIT sue Trump admin to block deportation of online-only students
• New video codec halves streaming time
• Hong Kong downloads of Signal surge as residents fear crackdown
• Google Scrapped Cloud Initiative in China, Other Markets
• Schools already struggled with cybersecurity. Then came COVID-19
• Fight Phishing with Intention
• Tim Zonca, CEO of Stackery talks about how serverless can solve DevSecOps problems.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Tim Zonca

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Best and worst hacks of 2020 so far, police hack the hackers and bust a crime network, InfoSec job trends and we talk to env0 about the woes of DevOps.

• The Worst Hacks and Breaches of 2020 So Far
• Attackers Compromised Dozens of News Websites as Part of Ransomware Campaign
• Police roll up crime networks in Europe after infiltrating popular encrypted chat app
• AT&T Sued for a Second Time over Crypto Thefts in Phone Hacks
• Businesses Invest in Cloud Security Tools Despite Concerns
• Sprint customers say goodbye to their 5G service
• During a pandemic, stalkerware becomes even more sinister
• Principled Technologies releases first true cloud performance benchmarks
• 5 New InfoSec Job Training Trends: What We're Studying During COVID-19
• Ohad Maislish, CEO and co-founder of env0 talks with the TWiET team about the next generation of DevOps.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Ohad Maislish

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Encrypted DNS over SSL: Firefox and Comcast burying the hatchet

• Credit card skimmers hidden in image files
• Big attacks show shifting cybercrime tactics
• The impending doom of Root Certificate Authorities and the "smart" devices that depend on them
• Apple adds CarKey function to iOS 14
• Senate targeting encryption
• Microsoft previews Windows Defender ATP for Android
• Record Denial-of-Service attacks this week underscore the bot problem
• What does repairable mean for companies? The EU has the answer
• Comcast, Mozilla strike privacy deal to encrypt DNS lookups in Firefox
• 5 new InfoSec job training trends
• Fighting misinformation online

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, Curt Franklin, and Brian McHenry

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OverOps is a continuous reliability solution that enables companies who create software to ensure rapid code changes do not impact customer experience. Using OverOps, teams can quickly identify, prevent, and resolve critical software issues. OverOps analyzes your code at runtime to produce optimized software data that tells you when, where, and why code breaks. With robust CI/CD integrations and open APIs, OverOps ensures software reliability from testing to production.

• Why one email app went to war with Apple - and why neither one is right
• 60% of Businesses Plan to Spend More on Cyber Insurance
• Cox slows Internet speeds in entire neighborhoods to punish any heavy users
• Hong Kong Residents Are Erasing Their Own Internet Histories Before China's Big Crackdown
• Most Contact-Tracing Apps Fail Basic Security
• U.S. falls out of the Top 10 internet speeds in the world
• Massive cyber-attack against Australia
• Chef Software and Lead Compliance and Security Architect Galen Emery talks about cooking up compliance recipes.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Galen Emery

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• Security researcher warns of problems as many root certificates expire
• Honda breaks down due to ransomware
• The plundering of crypto keys from ultrasecure SGX sends Intel scrambling again
• Knoxville shuts down parts of its network after being hit by ransomware
• Mobile Banking Means Mobile Theft for Many Users
• Apple plans to announce ARM transition for all Macs at WWDC 2020
• Spies Can Eavesdrop by Watching a Light Bulb's Vibrations
• FCC failed to monitor Chinese telecoms for almost 20 years
• Attack Surface Area Larger Than Most Businesses Believe
• Talking about getting a handle on mobile device management with Kevin Huang of AirDroid

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Kevin Huang

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Salesforce has been ubiquitous with SaaS and we get to talk to Ryan Ellis the SVP of Product Management to talk about their low code solutions and how they fit into the enterprise.

Also on this episode:

• Incognito mode detection still works in Chrome
• Mobile phishing attacks increase sharply
• No more data caps (at one ISP)
• Google rolling out Google Plus replacement Currents to G Suite users in July
• Local, State Governments face cybersecurity crisis
• iPhone looters find devices disabled, with a warning they're being tracked
• New Java-based ransomware targets Windows and Linux
• Research reveals 95% of organizations have changed their tech priorities because of pandemic
• What Government contractors need to know about NIST, DFARS password requirements

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Ryan Ellis

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Micro Focus's point of view on DX is that most initiatives have a common thread. While organizations recognize that they must evolve their IT practices to stay competitive, they also know that the core business systems and supporting processes they have developed over time are their lifeblood. Instead of adopting a rip-and-replace strategy that can yield unacceptable risk, most organizations prefer to pursue a modernization strategy.

• Michigan State University network breached in a ransomware attack
• GitHub supply chain attack uses Octopus scanner malware
• SpaceX and US Army sign deal to test Starlink broadband for military use
• iOS Mail has 'critical' security flaws
• Researchers ID hacktivist who defaced nearly 5,000 websites
• A fidget spinner to detect urinary tract infections
• Pop-up security firms: are they out for fame?
• Making internet service a utility - what's the worst that could happen?
• Abandoned apps may pose a security risk to mobile devices
• Joe Garber, Global Head of Strategy & Solutions for Micro Focus talks about digital transformation.

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Joe Garber

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• New 'Spectra' attack breaks the separation between Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
• COVID-19 contact tracing hits Apple devices with iOS and iPadOS 13.5
• ShinyHunters is a hacking group on a data breach spree
• Web scrapers have a bigger-than-perceived impact on digital business
• Long-term remote work: keeping workers productive and secure
• Hackers infect multiple game developers with advanced malware
• Unpatched Open Source libraries leave 71% of apps vulnerable
• Security and trust ratings proliferate: is that a good thing?
• Jeff Enters, Chief Technologist and Strategist for HPE Pointnext Services talks about data center design elements for remote operations, proper OoBM design, and external connectivity

Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin

Guest: Jeff Enters

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