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Russian APT weaponized nearby Wi-Fi networks in DC
What happens to CISA now? Is deterrence in cyber possible?
Mysterious rebooting iPhones
The Sophos kernel implant
Fortinet 0days
ESET Israel wiper malware
Typhoons and Blizzards: Cyberespionage and national security on front burner
Careto returns
Exploding beepers
Ep13: The Consolation of Threat Intel (JAG-S LABScon keynote)
Ep12: Security use-cases for AI chain-of-thought reasoning
Ep11: Cyberwarfare takes an ominous turn
Ep10: Volt Typhoon zero-day
Ep9: The blurring lines between nation-state APTs and the ransomware epidemic
Ep8: Microsoft's zero-days and a wormable Windows TCP/IP flaw known to China
Ep7: Crowd2K and the kernel
Ep6: After CrowdStrike chaos
Ep5: CrowdStrike's faulty update shuts down global networks
Ep4: The AT&T mega-breach
Ep3: Dave Aitel joins debate on nation-state hacking responsibilities
Ep2: A deep-dive on disrupting and exposing nation-state malware ops
Ep1: The Microsoft Recall debacle
Cris Neckar on the early days of securing Chrome
Costin Raiu joins the XZ Utils backdoor investigation
Katie Moussouris on building a different cybersecurity businesses
Costin Raiu: The GReAT exit interview
Danny Adamitis on an 'unkillable' router botnet used by Chinese .gov hackers
Allison Miller talks about CISO life
Rob Ragan on the excitement of AI solving security problems
Seth Spergel on venture capital bets in cybersecurity
Dan Lorenc on fixing the 'crappy' CVE ecosystem
Cisco Talos researcher Nick Biasini on chasing APTs
Allison Nixon on disturbing elements in cybercriminal ecosystem
Dakota Cary on China's weaponization of software vulnerabilities
Abhishek Arya on Google's AI cybersecurity experiments
Dr Sergey Bratus on the 'citizen science' of hacking
DARPA's Perri Adams on CTF hacking
Ryan Hurst on tech innovation and unsolved problems in security
Jason Chan on Microsoft's security problems
GitHub security chief Mike Hanley on secure coding
Jason Shockey
Federico Kirschbaum on a life in the Argentina hacking scene
Kymberlee Price reflects on life at the MSRC
OpenSSF GM Omkhar Arasaratnam on open-source software security
Serial entrepreneur Rishi Bhargava on building another cybersecurity company
Claude Mandy on CISO priorities
Sidra Ahmed Lefort dishes on VC investments and cyber uncertainties
Paul Roberts on wins and losses in the 'right to repair' battle
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Robinhood CSO Caleb Sima on a career in the security trenches
Charlie Miller on hacking iPhones
JAG-S on big-game malware hunting and a very mysterious APT
Chainguard's Dan Lorenc gets real on software supply chain problems
Vinnie Liu discusses a life in the offensive security trenches
Down memory lane with Snort and Sourcefire creator Marty Roesch
Subbu Rama
Project Zero's Maddie Stone on the surge in zero-day discoveries
Prof. Mohit Tiwari on the future of securing data at scale
Google's Shane Huntley on zero-days and the nation-state threat landscape
Lamont Orange
Haroon Meer on the business of cybersecurity
Tony Pepper
Microsoft's Justin Campbell on offensive security research
Costin Raiu on the .gov mobile exploitation business
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Intel's Venky Venkateswaran on hardware-enabled security
Sounil Yu on SBOMs
Algirde Pipikaite
Josh Schwartz on red-teaming and proactive security engineering
Michael Laventure
Google's Heather Adkins on defenders playing the long game
Collin Greene
Alex Matrosov on the state of security at the firmware layer
Charles Nwatu
Doug Madory on the mysterious AS8003 global routing story
Crossbeam CISO Chris Castaldo on securing the start-up
Shubs Shah on finding riches (and lessons) from bug bounty hacking
Fahmida Rashid
Microsoft's David Weston on the surge in firmware attacks
Lena Smart
Patrick Howell O'Neill
Nico Waisman
Ron Brash on the water plant hacks and the state of ICS security
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Selena Larson
Fredrick Lee
Zack Whittaker
Jason Chan
Andy Greenberg
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03.08.2021 | 5'' read
The sudden explosion of zero-day attacks
So far this year, we've seen 14 distinct in-the-wild 0day attacks hitting a range of different platforms, products and operating systems. What does it all mean and how can we find some signs of good news amidst the carnage? Plus, a throwback podcast with a zero-day exploit merchant and lots of important people movements.
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