Podcasts

U.S. authorities move against North Korean attackers on multiple fronts, TrickBot developer faces up to 35 years after guilty plea, and further details emerge concerning October's Okta breach. Plus a holiday threat update from Selena Larson

Hacktivists compromise HR systems at U.S. nuclear research facility, GE investigates claims of an ongoing breach, and new rules take aim at SIM-swapping and port-out attacks. Plus updates on APT actor TA402 from Joshua Miller.

LockBit hits world's largest commercial bank, U.S. sanction money launderer linked to Russian ransomware, and gigabytes of stolen Boeing data leaked. And Selena Larson discusses Israel-Hamas themed cybercrime.

Okta explains how hackers breached its support system, global coalition vows to stop paying ransomware gangs and Discord ditches permanent file links to curb malware delivery. Plus, Selena Larson discusses TA571's recent pivot.

Okta hit by another data breach, France says J’accuse! to Russian cyberattackers and mystery attackers target Russian government and industry. Also, Selena Larson reports on VirusBulletin conference.

The International Criminal Court hit by cyber espionage amid sensitive trials, Spanish police bust phishing ring that stole data of 4 million people, and DC voter roll compromised in data breach. Plus, Dusty Miller delves into attacks that use fake browser updates.

CISA shares list of common ransomware vulnerabilities, Google points the way to a password-free future, and 23andMe braces for multiple lawsuits after data breach. Plus, Sarah Sabotka shares key themes for Cybersecurity Awareness Month.

The FTC warns of “staggering” social media scam losses, 23andMe confirms user data stolen in credential stuffing attack and MGM counts the $100 million cost of a recent ransomware attack. Plus, Tony Robinson details new ZenRAT malware.

Details emerge of a massive email breach at the U.S. State Department, ransomware gangs double down on victims with dual encryption, and Bing’s AI chatbot answers some queries with malware. Plus, Selena Larson discusses an unusual campaign using romance lures.

T-Mobile under the microscope as new breach claims emerge, a successful conviction highlights the huge cost of BEC attacks, and Signal announces new security measures aimed at quantum computing. Plus, Bryan Campbell discusses a recent wave of attacks targeting Chinese-language speakers.