Jim Guckin

This week we walk down the memory road, of downloading pirated software to give your computer an infection, because there’s a new malware in town bringing back the 90s, Then we have a discussion about how modern hackers operate more like a business that you might have thought, Then Sophos security has an unwanted admirer…

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Today’s episode we talk about the recently uncovered 2-year-old botnet called AVrecon, Then talk about how criminals are making their own AI called WormGPT, How a recently busted cyber fraud market website announced a new owner is coming and finally we just back and give updates on SwingVPN and JumpCloud.

On this week’s show we talk about Android security update patches 3 exploits that are being actively used, A new technique that allows the successful tricking of voice authentication, JumpCloud security incident that causes the reset of their APIs and TeamPhisher tool exploits Microsoft Teams.

This week’s show, we talk about a security researches discovery about Swing VPN, then the US Military is warning its staff to beware of unexpected smart watches, followed by the latest Mirai botnet campaign targeting IoT devices, and finish the episode off with how a self-propagating malware found it’s way to a healthcare network.

On this week’s show, we talk about the new threat group that is targeting SSH servers, Barracuda announces get rid of impacted appliances after a Zero-Day attack on their equipment, GravityRAT pretends to be messaging application to go after your WhatsApp backups, and MOVEit Transfer in the news again for a third vulnerability in a…

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I talk about the new easily exploitable Microsoft Visual Studio bug, A new report that puts CyberSecurity awareness center stage, A new “Picture in Picture” technique used in a new deceptive phishing attack, and a security company releasing a PoC for Windows Win32k bug exploited in attacks, patch now!

I talk this week about a malware used for intelligence gathering that may have a state sponsor, New ransomeware that copies a ton of stuff from an establised group, Crypto’s Discord admins compromised with a bookmark and MOVEit transfer vulnerability!

In this week’s episode where we talk about how summertime vacations can cause hackers to get some major wins, how the size of your organization, does nothing to protect you from hackers, then a new technique that allows malicious people to steal data from the heat, energy, and frequency of your computer chips and finally…

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This weeks episode where we talk about Cybersecurity firm Dragos’ security incident and extortion attempt and how they used it to help cyber defenders, DarkBERT the new darkweb tool that one day may help scan the darkweb for threat intel, BrutePrint; vulnerability to Brute Force Fingerprint Locks, and the chatter on Voice Cloning-as-a-Service starts on…

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In this week’s episode where we talk about how a misconfiguration exposed location data of 2 million vehicles, Outsourcing devices leads to them being preloaded with malware, Phishing campaigns trick users into downloading smokeloader malware, and some of the ways that QR codes are being used by malicious actors.