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Daily Podcast
12.9.19
Ocean Lotus puts down more roots in automobile manufacturing. Ransomware hits dentists’ IT providers as well as a Rhode Island town. The US is offering a reward of $5 million for information leading to...
Supported by Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering Information Security Institute, and Recorded Future
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Daily Briefing
12.9.19
Ocean Lotus takes root in car manufacturers. Influence operations and national elections. People are still using Windows 7.
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Week that Was
12.7.19
Iranian threat actors have a new wiper. China fires its Great Cannon. Dridex gang indicted and sanctioned.
Supported by Dragos, Inc., KnowBe4, CyBOK, Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering Information Security Institute, and CyberWire
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Research Saturday
12.7.19
Targeting routers to hit gaming servers.
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Daily Podcast
12.6.19
Facebook sues a company for ad fraud. Unix-based VPN traffic is vulnerable to tampering. Russian disinformation in Lithuania. Apple explains why new iPhones say they’re using Location Services, even when...
Supported by KnowBe4, ExtraHop, and Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering Information Security Institute
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Daily Briefing
12.6.19
Dridex gang indicted. Facebook sues over ad fraud. Unix-based VPN traffic vulnerable to tampering.
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Recent Stories

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12.9.19
Patrick Wardle: Making the Old, New: repurposing macOS malware
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12.9.19
Sarah Edwards: Poking the Bear - Teasing out Apple’s Secrets Through Dynamic Forensic Testing and Analysis...
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12.9.19
evm: ALLSTAR: New Challenge Problems for Static Analysis
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12.9.19
Erika Noerenberg: Binary Emulation for Threat Analysis and Hunting with Binee
Story
12.9.19
Mike Bell: Extending Ghidra: from Script to Plugins and Beyond
Story
12.9.19
Maddie Stone: Whatsup with WhatsApp: A Detailed Walk Through of Reverse Engineering CVE-2019-3568
Daily Podcast
12.5.19
Data center operator CyrusOne sustains a ransomware attack. Another third-party breach involves a database...
Daily Briefing
12.5.19
Criminal2Criminal commodities: Buran and Buer. The Great Cannon opens fire. Trolling in Kaunas.
Hacking Humans
12.5.19
I really wanted that shed.
Daily Podcast
12.4.19
North Korea’s Lazarus Group may have been looking for Indian reactor design information. A possible case...
Daily Briefing
12.4.19
NCSC investigates possible Russian influence ops. ZeroCleare wiper in the wild. What Lazarus Group wanted.
Caveat
12.4.19
Moving the needle in the federal space.
Daily Podcast
12.3.19
Someone believes, or would like others to believe, that Britain’s National Health Service is for sale...
Daily Briefing
12.3.19
Disinformation campaign before UK elections? Chinese acquisition of quantum technology. FaceApp warning.
Signals and Space
12.2.19
Cosmic AES Signals and Space for December 2019
Daily Podcast
12.2.19
France might go on the offensive against ransomware attackers. The UK’s NCSC has been helping an unnamed...

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