Cybersecurity Headlines

TikTok plans to sue Trump over U.S. ban, Uber security chief faces criminal charges for hiding breach, major wave of vishing attacks on teleworkers, data breach delays, cybersecurity skills shortage, ransomware arrest, suspicious domains related to voting, creating duplicate keys by recording lock sounds, and hiring a diverse staff for security improvement.

Former Uber security chief charged for hush money after breach. Gmail bug fixed after researcher exposes it. Voice phishers target remote workers. Client-side scanning raises child pornography concerns. Vulnerabilities in smart locks. Deep fake detection technology. College contact tracing app leaks data.

This podcast discusses the discovery of a new botnet, a North Korean trojan, and Facebook's ban on potential violence groups. It also covers ransomware negotiations, mainstream adoption of fuzz testing, coordinated phishing attacks, Palantir's relocation, cybersecurity spending during COVID-19, and hiring junior cyber professionals.

Oracle enters race to buy TikTok, Jack Daniel's hit with ransomware, 200,000 healthcare records exposed through GitHub credentials leak.

Trend Micro discovers Mac malware in Xcode projects. Chrome issues warning about insecure forms. Decrease in security breach numbers but severity increases in 2020.

President Trump's deadline for ByteDance to divest from U.S. TikTok business, risks of relying on Chinese manufacturing, a database to prevent harmful speech on social media, GDPR class action lawsuits, Russian hacking tool, impact of social media on fringe groups, new Google Chrome feature to curb phishing, variance in threat intelligence feeds, CISO series video chat on third-party risk.

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