Cyber Security Headlines is a six-minute news podcast available every weekday at 6 A.M. ET. At the end of the week (Fridays at 3:30 P.M. ET) we invite a security practitioner to comment on the top stories on the companion Week in Review show (20 minutes) where viewers can participate live. Week in Review also made available via podcast feed.
Chase bank accidentally leaked customer info to other customers
A technical bug on its online banking website and app allowed accidental leakage of customer banking...
Terrorist watchlist exposed online
Security researcher Bob Diachenko continued his quest to weed out unsecured data left online. His most recent find came list month,...
Ford bug exposed customer and employee records from internal systems
A bug on Ford Motor Company's website allowed access to sensitive systems and proprietary data...
Another unpatched PrintNightmare zero-day
On Wednesday, Microsoft issued a warning about
yet another unpatched privilege escalation/remote code-execution (RCE)
vulnerability in the Windows Print Spooler. The zero-day bug,...
China signals tech crackdown will deepen
Along with chip supply chain woes and the ongoing ransomware deluge, the crackdown on big tech in China has...
eCh0raix ransomware now targets both QNAP and Synology NAS devices
A newly discovered eCh0raix ransomware variant has added support for encrypting both QNAP and Synology...
Actively exploited bug bypasses authentication on millions of routers
A critical authentication bypass vulnerability is impacting home routers with Arcadyan firmware that will allow for...
US partners with Amazon, Google, and Microsoft to help fight
cyber threats
At the Black Hat cybersecurity conference on
Thursday, the Department of Homeland Security’s Director of...
Google and Amazon patch DNS-as-a-Service bugs
At Black Hat, security researchers from the cloud security company Wiz demonstrated a vulnerability in hosted DNS service providers...
Federal agencies are failing to protect sensitive data, Senate report finds
Of eight federal agencies audited for their cybersecurity programs, only the Department of Homeland...
APT targeting Microsoft IIS servers
Researchers at the security firm Sygnia discovered the campaign, believed to be carried out by the APT “Praying Mantis.” The...
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