In today's episode, host Jim Love covers recent cybersecurity threats, including malware hidden in DNS records, a custom backdoor targeting SonicWall SMA devices, the US military assuming a network compromise after Chinese hackers targeted VPNs and email servers, and a $27 million theft from the BigONE crypto exchange. The show highlights how attackers are using innovative techniques to evade detection and emphasizes the need for increased vigilance in monitoring and securing systems.

00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity News
00:26 Malware Hidden in DNS Records
02:26 SonicWall Devices Under Attack
04:30 US Military Breach by Chinese Hackers
07:07 $27 Million Crypto Theft
08:58 Conclusion and Listener Engagement

In this episode hosted by Jim Love, 'Cybersecurity Today' celebrates its recognition as number 10 on the Feed Spot list of Canadian News Podcasts and approaches a milestone of 10 million downloads. Key topics include new research identifying Nvidia GPUs as vulnerable to Rowhammer style attacks, Microsoft's significant security improvements in Microsoft 365, a critical Bluetooth vulnerability affecting 350 million cars, and a data exposure incident involving the Fredericton Police. Additionally, the official 'Elmo' account on X was hacked to post offensive content, emphasizing security gaps in high-profile social media accounts. For detailed information, visit technewsday.com or .ca.

00:00 Introduction and Milestones
00:52 Nvidia's Rowhammer Vulnerability
03:39 Microsoft's Security Overhaul
05:45 PerfektBlue Bluetooth Flaw
08:09 Police Data Leak Incident
10:12 Elmo's Twitter Account Hacked
12:43 Conclusion and Thanks

In this episode of 'Cybersecurity Today,' hosted by David Shipley from the Exchange Security 2025 conference, urgent updates are provided on critical cybersecurity vulnerabilities and threats. CISA mandates a 24-hour patch for Citrix NetScaler due to a severe vulnerability actively being exploited, dubbed 'Citrix Bleed.' Fortinet’s FortiWeb also faces a critical pre-auth remote code execution flaw that demands immediate patching. Additionally, significant vulnerabilities in AI-driven developments are highlighted, including shortcomings in Jack Dorsey's BitChat app and a method to extract Windows keys from ChatGPT-4. The episode emphasizes the importance of timely updates, robust security measures, and the potential risks involved with AI-generated code.

00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:35 Urgent Citrix Vulnerability Alert
03:26 Fortinet FortiWeb Exploit Details
06:23 Ingram Micro Ransomware Recovery
09:26 AI Coding and Security Risks
14:03 ChatGPT Security Flaw Exposed
17:20 Conclusion and Contact Information

In this episode of 'Cybersecurity: Today's Month in Review,' the panel of experts, including Laura Payne, David Shipley, and new guest Tammy Harper, delve into major cybersecurity stories from the past month. Discussions range from the recent arrest of a Montreal scam operator, Scattered Spider's targeted attacks on various sectors, and the impacts of AI on the cybersecurity landscape. The panel also highlights industry shifts, new threat tactics, and the importance of strategic communication during incidents. The episode concludes with reflections on AI's integration into enterprise systems, emphasizing preparation and ethical considerations.

00:00 Introduction to the Cybersecurity Month in Review
00:12 Meet the Panelists
00:26 Laura Payne's Introduction
01:04 David Shipley's Introduction
01:38 Tammy Harper's Introduction
04:09 First Story: Montreal Scam Arrest
10:52 David Shipley's Big Story: Scattered Spider
16:40 The Rise of Young Cybercriminals
32:36 Ingram Micro Ransomware Attack
33:27 Government Breaches and Fast Recovery
34:56 Ingram Micro Incident and Communication Failures
35:55 Importance of Communication in Incident Response
37:39 Ransomware Trends and Threat Actor Tactics
39:55 Shift from Encryption to Exfiltration
46:41 Government Actions and Market Impact
51:27 AI in Cybersecurity: Risks and Opportunities
58:53 Ethical AI and Future Considerations
01:08:12 Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up

In this episode of Cybersecurity Today, host Jim Love discusses major updates on the recent cyber attack on Marks and Spencer, revealing new details and arrests. The breach involved sophisticated social engineering that infiltrated the company's network through an IT service provider, leading to 150GB of stolen data. Love then covers a massive insider breach at a Brazilian bank where an IT worker facilitated the theft of $140 million by selling login credentials. Lastly, the episode highlights a McDonald's HR data breach caused by weak security practices in an AI screening app, exposing millions of job applicant records. Key insights on these incidents emphasize the importance of robust cybersecurity measures and internal controls.

00:00 Introduction and Headlines
00:20 Marks and Spencer Hack: New Developments
04:07 Brazilian Bank Breach: An Inside Job
06:40 McDonald's HR Data Breach: A Comedy of Errors
10:21 Conclusion and Upcoming Features

In this episode of 'Cybersecurity Today,' host Jim Love discusses the recent deep fake attack on high-ranking US government officials using AI voice cloning technology. The conversation highlights the growing ease and risks of AI-generated impersonations. The episode also covers the advancements in AI systems connecting with enterprise data and the security implications, alongside recent updates on events like Ingram Micro's ransomware attack and Google's confusing Gemini AI rollout for Android. Additionally, the show explores a new method called Info Flood that can trick chatbots into providing dangerous information by using academic-sounding language.

00:00 Deep Fakes Hit US Government
02:40 AI Integration in Enterprise Systems
05:49 Ingram Micro Ransomware Attack Update
07:22 Google's Confusing Gemini Release
10:33 Exploiting AI with Academic Jargon
12:34 Conclusion and Contact Information

In this episode of Cybersecurity Today, host David Shipley discusses the recent Safe Play ransomware attack on technology distributor Ingram Micro, exploring its impact and ongoing recovery efforts. The script also examines a new campaign targeting misconfigured Linux servers to build proxy networks for cybercriminal activities. Additionally, the episode highlights the significant rise in Click Fix social engineering attacks and the criminal investigation into a former ransomware negotiator accused of profiting from extortion payments.

00:00 Introduction and Headlines
00:30 Ingram Micro Ransomware Attack
03:57 Linux Servers Under Attack
07:05 Rise of Click Fix Social Engineering Attacks
08:45 Ransomware Negotiator Under Investigation
10:13 Conclusion and Contact Information

In this episode of Cybersecurity Today, host Jim Love engages in a comprehensive conversation with Krish Banerjee, the Canada Managing Director at Accenture for AI and Data. They delve into the stark difference between perceived and actual preparedness for cybersecurity in the face of growing AI adoption. The discussion spans topics such as the role of AI in enterprise productivity, the need for better data management, and the integration of AI into various business functions. They also explore the importance of digital sovereignty, the challenges and opportunities in Canada's adoption of AI, and how open-source AI can benefit organizations. Krish emphasizes the significance of setting a clear value-driven goal, having the right tools and talent, and the necessity of adopting AI responsibly. The conversation wraps up with insights on how executives can navigate the AI landscape and prepare their organizations for future advancements.

00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity and AI Concerns
02:10 Interview with Krish Banerjee: AI in Canada
03:17 The Evolution and Impact of AI
06:42 Enterprise AI: Challenges and Opportunities
15:20 Digital Sovereignty and National AI Strategies
25:07 Accelerating Technological Adoption
26:18 Dream Projects in AI
27:49 AI for Healthcare and Commercialization
31:02 The Future of AI and Economic Impact
35:31 Agentic AI: The Next Frontier
41:14 Open Source AI and Democratization
43:23 Advice for Executives and Parents
49:10 Conclusion and Final Thoughts