daily hack news

On episode 221 of our daily cybersecurity podcast we look at two batches of stolen account information collections put up for sale on the dark web and the numerous disclosures announced this week.

500px announces breach impacting all 14.8 million of it’s users, MacOS malware disguised as Windows .exe, and numerous Lenovo Watch X security vulnerabilities detailed on episode 220 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

Data of up to 100,000 Australians exposed, cyberattack on VFEmail destroys 18 years worth of data, and electric scooter hacked and controlled remotely on episode 219 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

Adobe Reader DC zero-day flaw gets a temporary patch, critical flaw found in Wordpress plugin, and first clipper malware found in Google Play store on episode 218 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

Interview with Karl Sigler, Security Research Manager for Trustwave SpiderLabs, on the recently disclosed vulnerability…

Australian Parliament computer network compromised, new phishing attack using Google Translate, and Apple patches FaceTime bug as well as two zero-days Google says were exploited in the wild on episode 216 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

MacOS zero-day flaw discovered but researcher won’t share with Apple, Google cautions Nest users against poor password practices, and Mozilla Firefox to get site isolation feature on episode 215 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

RDP vulnerabilities make new reverse RDP attacks possible, new Google Chrome extension warns users of leaked passwords, and OpenOffice and LibreOffice vulnerabilities on episode 214 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

A new Linux backdoor trojan discovered, Jack’d app exposes private user images, and Huddle House POS system breach on episode 213 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.