FonixCrypter releases ransomware decryption key
Google payout to bug hunters hits a new high
The White House supports Artemis Program to go back to the Moon
A company pays to get data back from ransomware, then gets hit again by the same ransomware
Attackers continue to target iOS security
Amazon starts using prototype electric trucks for deliveries
New Chrome browser 0-day vulnerability is active in the wild
The current state of cybersecurity job candidates, and how to improve training
Google pays $3.8 million to settle  federal gender and race discrimination charges 
Don Schuerman, CTO of Pegasystems talks about the complexity of software and services and how automation could help your organization
 
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Guest: Don Schuerman 
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TWiET 429: Has Software Become Too Complex? - Pega Systems and the world of "intelligent automation", Google settles gender and race discrimination charges

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The TWiET crew delves into botnets, securing hybrid work environments, the future of DNS architecture, and more. 
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Researchers uncover sophisticated IoT botnet named "K- Botnet" targeting US entities; linked to Chinese state-aligned hackers 
AI startup Vanta (a TWiT.tv Sponsor) launches AI suite to automate repetitive security and compliance tasks  
DARPA funds revolutionary laser-based aerial energy delivery system for military operations 
Networking company Cradlepoint acquires SASE vendor ERA to provide a potential combined 5G and zero-trust networking solution 
DNS Deep Drive Part 3 with DNS Expert Josh Kuo and Principal Solutions Architect of Infoblox Ross Gibson 
Internal vs external DNS; differences in intended audience and integration 
Decoupling DNS services from domain controllers for stability  
Namespace planning tips; use owned domains, avoid random internal TLDs  
Encrypted DNS tradeoffs; privacy vs. visibility for security teams 
DNS security options like RPZ for control over internal resolution  
Future DNS role predictions like firewall integration and threat intel protections 
The episode concludes with the announcement that the long-running show will be coming to an end after 12 years of enterprise content. 
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Guests: Josh Kuo, Ross Gibson, and Leo Laporte 
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TWiET 573: DNS Deep Dive Part 3: Exploring Internal DNS and AD - KV-Botnet, Internal DNS Security, and Farewell Episode

 
Proxy trojan targets macOS users for traffic redirection 
Indoor navigation has had a slow start 
Krasue RAT uses cross-kernel Linux rootkit to attack telecoms 
U.S. approves first gene-editing treatment, Casgevy, for sickle cell disease 
The DNS Deep-Drive continues with guests Josh Kuo, DNS expert, and Ross Gibson, Principal Solutions Architect of Infoblox, to talk about external authoritative DNS - whether enterprises should fully manage their own external DNS or use managed services, threats like domain hijacking, using load balancers, and more. 
Hosts: Curtis Franklin and Brian Chee 
Guests: Josh Kuo and Ross Gibson 
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TWiET 572: DNS Deep Dive Part 2: External Authoritative DNS - Journey into the Heart of the Domain Name System

 
Hackers Can Easily Extract ChatGPT Training Data 
Cheebert's prediction about VDI just came true 
Big Tech jobs are not as immune to layoffs as we thought 
Siemens PLCs are Still Vulnerable to Stuxnet-like Cyberattacks 
Josh Kuo, DNS Expert and Ross Gibson, Principal Solutions Architect of Infoblox join Brian Chee and Curt Franklin for part 1 of a 3 part in-depth primer on enterprise DNS, from the basics of DNS lookup, key considerations like security and encryption, and why run your own DNS versus other free alternatives? 
Hosts: Brian Chee and Curtis Franklin 
Guests: Josh Kuo and Ross Gibson 
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TWiET 571: DNS Deep Dive Part 1: Demystifying DNS - Enterprise DNS basics

 
Ransomware group reports a victim company to the SEC for failing to promptly disclose a breach. 
Shadowy hack-for-hire group behind sprawling web of global cyberattacks 
Electrical arc detection devices that can prevent dangerous home fires caused by faulty wiring. 
The worst passwords of 2023 
The NIS2 Directive: The first piece of EU-wide legislation on cybersecurity 
Jenna Bilotta of LaunchDarkly joins to discuss transforming DevOps tools with better user experiences. 
Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin 
Guest: Jenna Bilotta 
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TWiET 570: Well-Placed Friction - EU's NIS2 Directive, better UX for DevOps w/ LaunchDarkly

 
CISA Alerts: High-Severity SLP Vulnerability currently being exploited. 
ChatGPT outages attributed to DDoS activity. 
Gen Z and Millennial employees are a bigger cybersecurity risk than older employees. 
Security firm finds highly invasive malware hidden in software developer tools. 
Strategies for bridging the cybersecurity skills gap. 
Mike Star, CEO and founder of trackd talks about managing patches and how the community can help preventing disruption from bad updates. 
Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin 
Guest: Mike Star 
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TWiET 429: Has Software Become Too Complex? - Pega Systems and the world of "intelligent automation", Google settles gender and race discrimination charges

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