Latest Hacking News Podcast #221
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.
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Bank of Valleta Shuts Down Their Services After Hackers Attempt To Steal 13million Euros
A cyber attack on the Bank of Valletta (BOV) was so bad that it caused them to take down their
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Credential Stuffing Scammer Lists 620 Million Records on the Dark Web
Credential stuffing scams are becoming more prevalent and companies are increasingly seeing their customers accounts hacked. In the past three
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Latest Hacking News Podcast #220
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.
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Latest Hacking News Podcast #219
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.
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Hacked User Finds $500 Worth of Food Ordered From Their McDonald’s App
Ordering food through an app on a mobile phone has become an increasingly popular way to satisfy the appetite. However,
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Latest Hacking News Podcast #218
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.
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Wall Street Journal Columnist Challenges Ethical Hacker to Test the Security of Their Laptops
It is hard to find any device such as a phone, tablet or laptop, that isn’t fitted with a camera
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Swiss Government Invites Hackers to Pen Test Their Voting System
The Swiss government is eager to ensure that its e-voting system is safe and secure for those casting their votes.
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Latest Hacking News Podcast #217: Karl Sigler of Trustwave on Lifesize Vulnerability
Interview with Karl Sigler, Security Research Manager for Trustwave SpiderLabs, on the recently disclosed vulnerability impacting Lifesize video products. Today’s
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