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Best Malware podcasts we could find (updated June 2020)
Best Malware podcasts we could find
Updated June 2020
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Interviews with people who have transitioned and got jobs in #infosec and #cybersecurity so you can learn and be inspired from their experience. There is no linear path into the field of Information Security, so the hope is that you will resonate with at least one of the guests. Some of my guests were teachers, paralegals, librarians, military vets, developers, and IT help desk techs (to name a few) before transitioning. Also featuring "spoof" ads poking fun at the industry.
 
CyberSecurity Sense is LBMC Information Security's weekly podcast that will provide insight and updates on such information security topics as: Managed Security Service Providers, IPS Monitoring and Managed IDS Services, Security Information Event Management, Digital Forensic Analysis, Electronic Discovery and Litigation Support, Computer Security Incident Response, Penetration Testing, Risk Assessments, Security Program Planning, Web Application Security Assessments, ACAB LADMF Certificatio ...
 
Every week on the InSecurity Podcast, Matt Stephenson interviews leading authorities in the security industry to gain an expert perspective on topics including risk, control friction, compliance, and building a culture of security. Each episode provides relevant insights for security practitioners and business leaders working to improve their organization’s security posture and bottom line.
 
State of the Hack is hosted by FireEye's Christopher Glyer (@cglyer) and Nick Carr (@itsreallynick), that discusses the latest in information security, digital forensics, incident response, cyber espionage, APT attack trends, and tales from the front lines of significant targeted intrusions.
 
We are a weekly podcast hosted by @ExiledAtraidez and @Understudy77 discussing Infosec, Blue Teaming, Detections, and interviews with community members. If your interested in catching the links to the show head on over to detections.org for the recap.
 
We see lots of movies and TV shows where hackers can infiltrate our lives with just a few keystrokes. But is it real? We’re here to find out. Malicious cat photos, sketchy Wi-Fi networks, rogue rentals, all-knowing webcams - those are just a few topics tackled in Hackable?, where we let our hackers shed light on just how secure we really are. Winner of Best Branded Podcast - 10th Annual Shorty Awards.
 
Ryan Naraine is the host of the SecurityWeek podcast series "Security Conversations". He is the head of Kaspersky Lab's Global Research & Analysis team in the USA and has extensive experience in computer security user education, specializing in operating system and third-party application vulnerabilities, zero-day attacks, social engineering and social networking threats.
 
Are you overwhelmed by all of the "cyber" security threats and potential solutions? Learn how to protect yourself and all of your devices from evil hackers, viruses, ransomware, fraud, account hijacking and more! Let us be your guide to security and privacy online. We’ll help you understand how attackers are bypassing security and practical ways to protect yourself online. Whether you are a seasoned technology geek, or just had your first experience with a virus on your PC, this podcast is f ...
 
Are you overwhelmed by all of the "cyber" security threats and potential solutions? Learn how to protect yourself and all of your devices from evil hackers, viruses, ransomware, fraud, account hijacking and more! Let us be your guide to security and privacy online. We’ll help you understand how attackers are bypassing security and practical ways to protect yourself online. Whether you are a seasoned technology geek, or just had your first experience with a virus on your PC, this podcast is f ...
 
SecuraBit is an information security podcast that features some of the biggest names in the industry who come on to talk to us about what they're up to. We also engage in both light and heavy discussion on the latest news and goings on in the community. We aren't intended to be an authoritative source of information if you're writing a paper for some infoseec class inc ollege. Our goal is to bring the community closer together and to help people understand who the movers and shakers are in t ...
 
Securiosity is a weekly cybersecurity podcast from Scoop News Group. Greg Otto and Jen O’Daniel will spend each week answering the overarching questions from the latest in security and privacy news. They’ll also talk to leaders in both the public and private sector on how they view the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape. Policy, research, venture capital…they’ll examine it all. If you’re curious like us, like and subscribe now. Securiosity. You have questions. So do we.
 
DIY Cyber Guy is for anyone that wants to keep hackers out of their computers. The DIY Cyber Guy, David W. Schropfer, interviews with the world's leading cyber security experts to give you easy to understand tips, tactics and tools to protect your invaluable data, and your irreplaceable reputation online.
 
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https://www.bankinfosecurity.com/capital-one-must-turn-over-mandiant-forensics-report-a-14352 https://www.databreachtoday.com/insider-threat-lessons-from-3-incidents-a-14312 https://www.zdnet.com/article/ransomware-deploys-virtual-machines-to-hide-itself-from-antivirus-software/By Jerry Bell and Andrew Kalat
 
Welcome! Today Craig’s talking about Computer Virus and Vaccine Signature Lists and why these types of anti-virus are getting left behind in the dust, and what should you be using in this day and age? Mutating malware means big trouble for antivirus software. Why you must use next-generation anti-malware software. He will discuss behavior-based ant…
 
The MITRE ATT&CK framework has had a major impact on the cybersecurity industry and has given a defenders a haystack in which to focus their defensive efforts. What’s most interesting, perhaps, is where and how these TTPs intersect and how we can use that information to determine patterns and disrupt attacks by analyzing historical datasets. Visit …
 
Security researchers have found a major vulnerability in almost every version of Android, which lets malware imitate legitimate apps to steal app passwords and other sensitive data. The vulnerability, dubbed Strandhogg 2.0 (named after the Norse term for a hostile takeover) affects all devices running Android 9.0 and earlier. It’s the “evil twin” t…
 
This week, Defcon is still cancelled, Cyber insurance?, Phishing, rogue drones, the return of the dark web, Sarwent malware, and Dutch Grandmothers in trouble. Jason Wood joins us for the Expert Commentary on how eBay users spot the online auction house port-scanning their PCs! Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/SWNEpisode37 Visit https://…
 
This week, Defcon is still cancelled, Cyber insurance?, Phishing, rogue drones, the return of the dark web, Sarwent malware, and Dutch Grandmothers in trouble. Jason Wood joins us for the Expert Commentary on how eBay users spot the online auction house port-scanning their PCs! Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/swn for all the latest episodes! S…
 
Turla tunes its tools. The commodity Trojan AnarchyGrabber is now stealing passwords. A new iOS jailbreak has been released. The UK reconsiders its decision to allow Huawei into its 5G networks. A tech group lobbies the US House against warrantless inspection of searches. Remote work’s regulatory risk. COVID-19 conspiracy theories. Hackers say they…
 
Threat hunting activities often require packet capture analysis but capturing and storing PCAP at scale is rough. This segment covers open source tools for collecting packet captures on demand within a threat hunting use case in Gravwell. To learn more about Gravwell, visit: https://securityweekly.com/gravwell To check out Packet Fleet, visit: http…
 
Earlier this year, a Virgin Media database containing the personal details of 900,000 people was discovered to be unsecured and accessible online for 10 months. The breach was discovered by researchers at the security firm TurgenSec. This breach had major implications under GDPR. Joining us in this week's Research Saturday are George Punter and Pet…
 
This week, first we present a Technical Segment, on Lightweight Vulnerability Management using NMAP! In our second segment, we welcome back Corey Thuen, Co-Founder of Gravwell, for a second Technical Segment, entitled "PCAPS or it didn't happen", diving into Collecting Packet Captures on Demand within a Threat Hunting use case with Gravwell! In the…
 
New numbers from Canalys project a 7% drop in global PC sales, owing to financial strains. The category is one of countless impacted by the COVID-19-related shutdowns, but the group notes that the virus’s direct impact is mostly behind the industry, due to the rebounding of China’s supply chain. A resulting global recession, on the […]…
 
It’s mostly cyberespionage today, with an admixture of influence operations. Google has warned both major US Presidential campaigns that Chinese and Iranian intelligence services are after their staffers’ email accounts, so far apparently without much success. Russia, China, and Iran devote some purposive media attention to US civil unrest. Johanne…
 
Show news, Anonymous Returns, Deep Fakes and Deep Fake Hunters, IP in IP hacks, and IPv6. Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/SWNEpisode40 Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/swn for all the latest episodes! Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly…
 
Threatpost editors Lindsey O'Donnell-Welch and Tara Seals discuss the top security news stories of the week, including: Reports emerged earlier this week that the Minneapolis police department had been breached by hacktivist group Anonymous. Security expert Troy Hunt debunked the reports, however. Zoom sparked debate after announcing that it would …
 
Today Slack reported its earnings results for the three months ending April 30, 2020, the first quarter of its fiscal 2021. The well-known SaaS chat service posted revenue of $201.7 million, up 50% compared to its year-ago period. Slack also reported an adjusted per-share loss of $0.02, and per-share losses of $0.13 when counting all […]…
 
END OF SERIES SPECIAL: This week Mark shares why Pablo Escobar’s brother is suing Apple for $2.6b, Greg talks about a malicious ‘Octopus Scanner’ targeting developers on Github and Duck discusses the “Sign in with Apple” account takeover flaw. Host Anna Brading is joined by Sophos experts Paul Ducklin, Mark Stockley and Greg Iddon. Related articles…
 
In this episode, Jennifer O’Brien (@JenniferO’Brien) hosts Anthony Spiteri (@AnthonySpiteri) of Veeam and Nathan Wheat (@NathanWheat) of AWS to discuss how to get savvy, reduce costs and increase efficiency in the cloud era. Cloud is not a charity. Hear why - and how to efficiently use cloud-based protection to migrate mission critical apps and wor…
 
Kitty Hawk is shutting down its Flyer program, the aviation startup’s inaugural moonshot to develop an ultralight electric flying car designed for anyone to use. The company, backed by Google co-founder Larry Page and led by Sebastian Thrun, said it’s now focused on scaling up Heaviside, a sleeker, more capable (once secret) electric aircraft that …
 
Nuisance-level hacktivism continues to surround US protests. The Higaisa APT is active in Southeast Asia. Goblin Panda is back, with USB-borne malware. A new strain of ransomware is described: “Tycoon.” The EU considers whether to sanction Russia over the GRU’s hack of Germany’s Bundestag. CISA launches a new public resource for cybersecurity. Zulf…
 
Today after the bell, video-chat service Zoom reported its Q1 earnings. The company disclosed that it generated $328.2 million in revenue, up 169% compared to the year-ago period. The company also reported $0.20 per-share in adjusted profit during the three-month period. Analysts, as averaged by Yahoo Finance, expected Zoom to report $202.48 millio…
 
In 2017, Bitcoin was winning. Money, attention, success poured out of every seam. It appeared that a golden age had dawned. But just under the surface, the network was teetering on the verge of collapse. Technical problems that were just nuisances when the community was small now became glaring and potentially lethal. Debates among tight communitie…
 
This week, we talk Enterprise News, to talk about how SureCloud Launches Cyber Resilience Assessment Solution, Blackpoint Cyber launches 365 Defense - a Microsoft 365 security add-on for its MDR service, Endace and Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSOAR enable accelerated forensics of cyberthreats, Zscaler acquires Edgewise Networks, WatchGuard Technologi…
 
Lots going on in the world today. If you want to be a part of it without giving up too much information, this Checklist is here to help. Topics on Checklist 188: Keep your smartphone from leaking your data Using an SOS Call without making an SOS Call A few software fixes from Apple Don't forget to check out our show notes: SecureMac.com/Checklist A…
 
Tembici, which says it owns 80% of the market share in Latin America’s micromobility space, now has $47 million more in capital to double down on its docked ebike offering. The Series B round was led by Valor Capital and Redpoint eventures. The International Finance Corporation (IFC), part of the World Bank Group, and Joá […]…
 
Protest groups sustain DDoS attacks, too. Old school denial-of-service afflicts police radio networks in Chicago: they’re being jammed with talk, music, and other noise. Influencers and wannabes continue to use unrest as an occasion for on-line branding. The Sodinokibi gang is selling data stolen in ransomware attacks, and Maze seems to be establis…
 
Acorns, which helps millions of people invest their spare change in the stock market, has laid off between 50 to 70 people, TechCrunch has learned from multiple sources. The Irvine, Calif.-based company would not confirm the total number of people laid off, but did confirm that there were cuts at the company as a result […]…
 
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