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This week we discuss Salt Typhoon and the terrible idea of backdoors (and I mis-remember the backdoor discussion in 2008 - encryption vs. telcos!) and the Microsoft MFA brute forcing. Article 1 - Salt Typhoon forces FCC'
This week we discuss an academic paper through Venture in Security talking about how companies will rely more and more on legal reasoning and decision making vs. technical reasoning and decision making, and we quickly hi
Today we discuss the Detection Engineering Behavior Maturity Model, which is a new Capability Maturity Model for Detection Engineering (surprise!) from Elastic. It seems a little overly complicated to me (M.) but super u
This week we discuss an attempted kidnapping and ransom of the parents of someone connected to a multi million dollar theft, stolen prompts and responses from Muah.ai's "companions", and how much attention should be payi
Does the T-Mobile Consent Decree mean that the government is going to get more involved in breaches? Additionally, Kia closes a gap in it's dealership API which allowed researchers to geolocate and lock/unlock cars. Fina
Spoiler alert - Not in the way the mass media is discussing it, and it's doing a disservice to aspiring security analysts and engineers. Supporting Articles: Packed. Crowded. Bursting. Crammed. Glutted. Jammed. Teeming.
This week, David and I review the 2024 Picus Blue Report, in a more timely fashion than the last one. As always, interesting insights. Link to Report If you found this interesting or useful, please follow us on Twitter @
This week David and I talk about how current phishing tests closely resemble early attempts at fire drills, through the Google Security Blog, and then we discuss a Schneier post about what the recent CS failure says abou
This week we discuss two articles - One about how the Technology Adoption Cycle applies to companies and how they acquire a new security capability, and a second about how Sysmon isn't a replacement for EDR, mostly due t
This week we discuss the FY23 incidents in the US Government's annual report, and then we discuss Snowflake a bit, and some of the issues around SAAS and Malware Remediation (infostealers steal more than just the work ac
This week we discuss the shocking new revelation of ORB networks! Oh wait, it's just a rebrand. Still, kind of interesting. Then we talk about the privacy implications of Apple and Android Wifi Positioning Systems, which
We turn back to one of my (Matthew's) favorite analysts, Anton Chuvakin and his recent article on what a Minimum Viable SOC Transformation looks like. Then we take a few minutes at the end to discuss making self-driving
This week, David and I discuss how GM is fraudulently collecting driving data and selling it to insurers, and Anton Chuvakin has another article on Detection Engineering - How to test your detections! Article 1 - Long Ar
This week we review the new, proposed American Privacy Rights Act. Lots of words that sound good, but like most government legislation, there are exceptions big enough to drive a truck through. Article - Committee Chairs
This week David and I discuss an article from Venture in Security on how other industries have consolidated, and what lessons we can take from that into Security. It's more interesting than it sounds, I swear! Article -
This week we discuss eSIM Stealing (not swapping!), the EPA attempting to secure water systems again, and the coming, future Maximum Overdrive like Apocalypse where Big Rigs become the dominant life form. Article 1 - SIM
This week we take a look at a book that's been making the podcast rounds - Your Face Belongs to Us by Kashmir Hill. We discuss the history of facial recognition, the privacy concerns and what exactly Clearview AI has bee
This week we take a look at the Picus Security Blue Report, and provide some analysis of the statements. Interesting findings here. The report was reasonably short, so we also discussed the recent documents leak from the
This week we take a look at 2024 Security Predictions. We found a summary article that listed 24 other companies predictions for the coming year, and we took a look and picked out the most interesting ones. Then we compl
This week we discuss the expansion of the EFF's Atlas of Surveillance, the Mother of all Breaches (not to be mistaken with the Mother of all Bombs), and AI Sleeper Agents that are going to eventually surround us all. Art
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