Daily Cyber Security News

Explore how tech giants are addressing cybersecurity. Apple's urgent patches against zero day flaws, Google's AI driven defenses, Intel's vulnerability fixes, Microsoft's efforts against Russian cyber threats, and challenges in Musk's DOGE initiative underscore the need for vigilance in digital security.

02-17

08:45

An overview of cybersecurity Adaptive attacks, focussing on adaptive attacks

02-13

03:37

Explore Apple's response to security threats urgent updates for critical vulnerabilities, risks from the 'SparkCat' campaign and North Korean hackers, privacy debates with the UK government, and innovations like Advanced Data Protection and PCC.

02-10

08:05

An overview of cybersecurity cybercrime forums, focussing on cybercrime forums

02-06

03:41

The episode discusses multiple security vulnerabilities and zero day exploits affecting Apple devices, focusing on recent updates for iPhone, iPad, and Mac systems to mitigate threats like side channel attacks on A and M series chips. It highlights Apple's updates for iOS and macOS Ventura to improve data protection and addresses speculative execution threats such as 'Son of Spectre.' The podcast emphasizes the importance of user updates to safeguard against these evolving cyber threats.

02-03

09:07

An overview of cybersecurity OSINT, focussing on Introduction to OSINT

01-30

04:06

In this podcast episode, we explore the recent cybersecurity developments from industry giants like Cloudflare and Google. Cloudflare has successfully mitigated the largest recorded DDoS attack and addressed critical vulnerabilities in its services, demonstrating an increase in the frequency and severity of DDoS attacks. Concurrently, Google is countering a malware campaign targeting Mac users through its ad network and addressing security loopholes in Android and Chrome. Additionally, Google is improving security features and handling ethical dilemmas regarding the use of its technology. Other tech leaders like IBM, Microsoft, and Oracle are also addressing various challenges from privilege escalation to phishing threats, emphasizing the importance of staying updated with the latest security patches.

01-27

09:32

An overview of cybersecurity API security, focussing on API security

01-23

03:27

This episode explores how major tech players like Apple, Google, Microsoft, Fortinet, and Wavlink are addressing cybersecurity vulnerabilities. It covers Apple's security advancements, Google's efforts against phishing, Microsoft's critical updates, Fortinet's zero day patches, and Wavlink's router flaws, highlighting the importance of timely patching and user vigilance in protecting against threats.

01-20

08:25

An overview of cybersecurity PCI DSS 4.0 compliance, focussing on PCI DSS 4.0 Overview

01-16

03:02

Ivanti has issued a critical update following a zero day exploit that risks remote code execution on its Connect Secure VPN. This vulnerability, linked to a China associated group, demands immediate patch application and security measures. CISA's involvement underscores its severity as companies are advised on urgent updates.

01-13

08:45

This podcast episode explores critical cybersecurity updates from major players like CISA and Ivanti. CISA highlights its initiatives, including expansion of its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog and sector specific IT goals to protect infrastructure. Ivanti addresses serious vulnerabilities in its products amidst ongoing remote code execution threats, urging immediate patches. Microsoft focuses on cybersecurity advances, AI developments, and new techniques to protect systems. Telegram enhances user privacy but faces security challenges from 'FireScam' malware. Ubuntu releases crucial updates across its ecosystem to maintain robust defenses. These updates reflect the evolving landscape of digital security and underscore the urgency of staying informed and protected.

01-13

08:52

CISA highlights vulnerabilities in Oracle WebLogic Server and Mitel MiCollab, requiring immediate action. Ivanti, Microsoft, and other major tech companies address emerging cyber threats, emphasizing the need for robust cybersecurity measures. Microsoft enhances AI security, while Telegram faces scrutiny over encryption practices. Ubuntu updates target critical Linux kernel vulnerabilities.

01-13

08:37

This episode explores Ivanti's critical vulnerabilities that have been exploited by sophisticated threat actors. Discussed are the stack based buffer overflow issues in Connect Secure, Policy Secure, and ZTA Gateway products, with further security advisories and patch updates by Ivanti and CISA. The conversation also highlights Microsoft's lawsuit against hackers exploiting AI services, Ubuntu's diverse security updates for multiple vulnerabilities, and Telegram's privacy enhancements amid rising threats. Emphasis is laid on comprehensive cybersecurity frameworks and the necessity of robust cyber hygiene.

01-13

08:37

Explore recent zero day vulnerabilities in Ivanti Connect Secure exploited by espionage actors potentially linked to China. Despite Ivanti's Secure By Design approach, these vulnerabilities demand urgent patching. Learn how Ivanti, with advisories from CISA and Google, is tackling the evolving threat landscape to mitigate ongoing risks.