One of the largest data breaches in history? Cyber Security Today for Friday, August 9th, 2024
08/09/24 • 6 min
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Massive Data Breach, Outlook's Phishing Risk, and Windows Downgrade Attack Vulnerabilities
In this episode of Cybersecurity Today, host Jim Love delves into one of the largest data breaches in history involving 2.9 billion records leaked without user consent by National Public Data. He also covers the backlash against Microsoft Outlook's email interface, which has inadvertently facilitated phishing attacks, and discusses a Black Hat presentation revealing vulnerabilities that allow attackers to unpatch fully updated Windows systems. Join us for insights and the latest updates in the world of cybersecurity.
00:00 Introduction and Major Data Breach Overview 00:31 Details of the National Public Data Breach 01:07 Implications and Legal Actions 02:42 Microsoft Outlook Phishing Vulnerability 04:08 Windows Security Vulnerability Exposed at Black Hat 05:57 Conclusion and Upcoming Content
Massive Data Breach, Outlook's Phishing Risk, and Windows Downgrade Attack Vulnerabilities
In this episode of Cybersecurity Today, host Jim Love delves into one of the largest data breaches in history involving 2.9 billion records leaked without user consent by National Public Data. He also covers the backlash against Microsoft Outlook's email interface, which has inadvertently facilitated phishing attacks, and discusses a Black Hat presentation revealing vulnerabilities that allow attackers to unpatch fully updated Windows systems. Join us for insights and the latest updates in the world of cybersecurity.
00:00 Introduction and Major Data Breach Overview 00:31 Details of the National Public Data Breach 01:07 Implications and Legal Actions 02:42 Microsoft Outlook Phishing Vulnerability 04:08 Windows Security Vulnerability Exposed at Black Hat 05:57 Conclusion and Upcoming Content
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Cyber Security Pros: Awareness vs. Action & The CrowdStrike Controversy Explained
Join host Jim Love in this episode of 'Cyber Security Today' as he delves into a recent survey revealing a disconnect between awareness and action among global security professionals regarding unauthorized software use. Learn about the risks of shadow IT and AI applications, and the startling admittance of security pros themselves using unapproved SaaS. Additionally, explore the two latest stories from the CrowdStrike disaster, including the fallout between CrowdStrike and Delta Airlines, and the surprising involvement of Microsoft. Finally, hear about the importance of having a solid resiliency and recovery plan amidst these challenges. Tune in for these insights and more.
00:00 Introduction and Survey Findings 00:45 Shadow IT Risks and AI Concerns 02:17 CrowdStrike Controversy: Delta Airlines Incident 04:36 Microsoft's Response to Delta's Criticism 05:43 Lessons for IT Leaders 06:23 Show Conclusion and Host Announcement
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Cyber Security Today - Week In Review: August 10, 2024
Cybersecurity Insights: Malvertising, Phishing Trends, and North Korean Hackers
In this weekend edition of 'Cybersecurity Today,' host Jim Love brings together experts Terry Cutler from Cyology Labs, David Shipley from Beauceron Security, and Greg Monson from Trustwave.
The panel explores the latest trends in cybersecurity, including a deep dive into a report on 'Malvertising,' the use of social media advertising to distribute malware.
They also discuss a significant rise in phishing attempts and the challenges of detecting them, revealing a worrying leakage rate of up to 50%.
The panel delves into a fascinating and concerning trend: North Korean hackers being hired as remote workers to infiltrate companies.
Finally, they analyze the recent Delta lawsuit against CrowdStrike and Microsoft's involvement in the case.
Tune in for expert insights, practical advice, and the latest updates in the ever-evolving field of cybersecurity.
00:00 Introduction and Panelist Introductions 01:27 Malvertising: A New Cyber Threat 04:13 The Rise of Alternative Communication Channels 07:39 Corporate Dangers of Facebook Account Takeovers 12:04 North Korean Hackers in Remote Work 20:11 Navigating Reference Checks and Hiring Challenges 20:27 The Intricacies of the Prisoner Swap 21:49 CrowdStrike's Legal Battle with Delta 24:24 The IT Professional's Dilemma 30:25 Phishing Email Statistics and Security Measures 35:59 Concluding Thoughts and Future Topics
Cybersecurity Today - One of the largest data breaches in history? Cyber Security Today for Friday, August 9th, 2024
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CST for Friday August 9 === Scarlett 2i2 USB & HD Pro Webcam C920: One of the largest data breaches in history with 2. 9 million records gathered without consent or user knowledge Complaints that making Microsoft Outlooks email interface more user friendly has inadvertently left the door wide open for phishing criminals and a presentation at Black Hat reveals a way to allow attackers to unpatch fully updated systems and reintroduce old security flaws. Welcome to Cyber
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