Ransomware forces Ohia and West Virginia hospitals to divert ER patients, Knuddels app receives Germany’s first GDPR fine and a report shows users are less trusting but more active in their smartphone data security on episode 171 of our daily podcast.
The USPS fixed a security vulnerability exposing 60 million users’ info a year after being notified and Dropbox disclosed three macOS zero-day flaws allowing for system takeover when chained together on episode 170 of our daily podcast.
Facebook increases Bug Bounty payouts for account takeover vulnerabilities, Amazon leaks customer email addresses, and Maria malware evolves to target servers on episode 169 of our daily podcast.
Active XSS attacks exploiting vulnerable Wordpress plugin, Sofacy aka Fancy Bear using new Cannon Trojan and the Emotet returns with new phishing tricks on episode 168 of our daily podcast.
Interview with security researcher at Pen Test Partners, Ken Munro, on the firm’s recent discovery of dangerous vulnerabilities in MiSafes GPS enabled child tracking smartwatches.
Twitter says third-party app used in Bitcoin scams, Instagram flaw leaked plain text passwords and over 6,500 Dark Web sites deleted in hosting provider hack on episode 166 of our daily podcast.
Kids miSafes watch vulnerabilities put children at risk, Firefox to display a warning on sites with data breaches and Japan’s cybersecurity minister says he’s never used a computer on episode 165 of our daily podcast.
More Spectre and Meltdown attacks discovered, new US cybersecurity agency bill moves forward and Google and Target Twitter accounts hijacked for Bitcoin scam on the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
A look at seven of the MageCart groups and November’s Microsoft Patch Tuesday update on episode 163 of our daily podcast.
New nation-state backed group targets Pakistan military, the Paris cybercrime agreement and a Trojan found on Google Play was available for nearly a year on episode 162 of our daily podcast.