Cybersecurity Headlines

Cloudflare's protection bypassed; McLaren Health Care victimized; Lazarus Group impersonates Meta recruiters; CISOseries.com covers the stories behind the headlines: bypass in Cloudflare's firewall discovered, McLaren Healthcare falls victim to a cyber group, Lazarus Group targets Spanish engineers, critical vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint Server found.

Guest Andrew Storms, VP of security, Replicated discusses Move It Maker's critical vulnerabilities in WSFTP server, risks and vulnerabilities faced by a company, recent sophisticated attacks on Caesars and MGM Grand, the intersection of the digital and physical worlds, privacy challenges, MFA importance, and anticipation of Rico case.

Chinese hackers stole emails from US State Dept in Microsoft breach; Johnson Controls faces $51 million ransomware demand; Google fixes year’s fifth Chrome zero-day. Also, Google's data collection policies, cyber safety campaign, and Black Tech hacking group are discussed.

Topics covered include GPU pixel-stealing attacks, info-stealing on GitHub, and alleged Sony hackers targeting NTT Docomo. The podcast also discusses the increasing cyber attacks on European financial services and the challenges of securing disruptive technologies.

Sony hack claimed by multiple threat actors, Philippines health org struggling with ransomware recovery, Canadian Flair Airlines leaked user data for months. Flaw notifications, AI election risks, and RSA crypto attack also discussed.

Recent cyberattack against Mixin Network leads to $200 million loss. Increase in car thefts linked to vulnerabilities in Kia and Hyundai vehicles. Stress testing voting equipment for security. Discussion on the state of the UK's National Cyber Force and T-Moo referral scams.

A car audio manufacturer gets hacked, a high-ranking Egyptian politician is targeted by spyware, and the city of Dallas analyzes a cyberattack.

Guest Shawn Bowen, CISO of World Kinect Corporation, discusses regulatory compliance, quantum-resistant encryption, Microsoft's accidental data exposures, ransomware attack on OrbCom, and the need for more regulations in the cybersecurity industry.

The podcast discusses the UK's new online safety laws, Cisco's acquisition of Splunk, and TransUnion's denial of a breach. It also touches on topics such as AI technology in cybersecurity, a new risk management platform, compromised access to ransomware groups, and a data breach incident.

Cyber attack at Canadian airports, Huawei ships surveillance camera chips, Signal adds quantum-resistant encryption