the hacker news

Love Letter malspam campaign, US Judge rules against compelled use of biometrics in search warrant, and Massachusetts passes new data breach law on episode 201 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

Ryuk ransomware operators using TrickBot to gain access to networks, fake pirated movie file tampers…

Malware found preinstalled on some Alcatel phones, hacker gets 10 years for Children’s Hospital DDoS attack, and US Govt shutdown leaves .GOV TLS certificates to expire on episode 199 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

Qualys discloses new Linux vulnerabilities, critical flaw in Cisco’s email security platform could enable permanent DoS, Hyatt Hotels announces bug bounty program, and Wordpress vulnerabilities tripled in 2018 on episode 198 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

Man confesses to leaking German politicians’ data, Jeep hacking lawsuit to continue to jury trial, and Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday update on episode 197 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

A hacker compromises Australia’s Early Warning Network, Zerodium to pay up to $2M for Apple zero-day exploits, and a pair of new breach disclosures on episode 196 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

Hundreds of German Politicians have personal data leaked, lawsuit over Weather Channel App’s alleged abuse of user location data, and NSA to release GHIDRA reverse engineering tool at RSAConference 2019 on episode 195 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

10 million impacted in breaches disclosed so far in 2019, Adobe issues patches for two critical vulnerabilities, and Chromecast PewDiePie attack campaign shuts down on episode 194 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

Hacker hijack Chromecasts to promote PewDiePie and a hacker group threatens to release stolen 9/11 related files on episode 193 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.

A look at the largest cybersecurity, hacking, and privacy headlines of 2018 on episode 192 of our daily cybersecurity podcast.