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Security Squawk is a business podcast dedicated to helping business people fight the war against cyber criminals.
Unknown Host hosts Security Squawk - The Business of Cybersecurity, a technology show with 285 episodes published.
A fake Wi-Fi network at 35,000 feet turned a Delta flight into a crime scene. Someone on a flight out of Las Vegas set up a fake network to steal passengers' logins, a ransomware gang seized a hospital's Facebook page to
A six-billion-dollar brand got breached this week, and the attackers never wrote a line of code. They called three employees and pretended to be IT. Every business owner should sit with this: the same phone call works ev
Hackers got inside America's drinking water controls. In one Minnesota town, the tower called for water while the well sat dead. This wasn't a data leak. Someone was flipping switches inside critical infrastructure, and
If you think hackers are still typing away in a basement, this week will change your mind. More than 13,000 Chick-fil-A customers just had their accounts compromised. An AI assistant executed a government-network attack
An AI just ran an entire hacking campaign on its own. No human at the keyboard, 17,000 actions in a single weekend, against Hugging Face, the platform nearly every company on earth downloads its AI from. If the tool your
Three companies thought they had security under control. They were wrong, and it cost them. A hacker is selling 35 gigabytes of Accenture's code, 80% of restaurants were breached while feeling secure, and a defense contr
Your Social Security number and health history could be sitting on a criminal's hard drive right now, and you wouldn't find out until the letter shows up in your mailbox. That's exactly what happened to nine million Medt
The government just put an AI company inside the NSA. Not to defend networks. To help find ways into them. At the same time, more than 3 million Texans had their driver's license and passport data exposed through a third
What happens to your business when the AI tool you rely on gets shut off overnight, not by a hacker, but by the U.S. government? Last Friday, Anthropic, the maker of Claude, pulled its two newest AI models offline within
Your dental plan just became your biggest security problem. DentaQuest — one of the largest dental-benefits companies in America — had the personal and health data of 2.6 million people dumped online, and alm
Three breaches. No malware. No zero-days. Just trust being exploited. This week on Security Squawk, Bryan Hornung, Randy Bryan, and Reginald Andre break down three major cybersecurity incidents that reveal a growing real
This Week's Cybersecurity Breakdown 1. CISA Shrinks While the FBI Expands Its Cyber Role The federal cyber response structure is changing in real time: CISA reportedly lost over 1,000 employees Proposed federal budget wo
A poisoned software package compromised OpenAI employee devices before security teams could stop it. The company behind critical Ozempic injection components has been offline for weeks after a ransomware attack. And Chan
A cybersecurity line just got crossed. Google has now confirmed the first known case of hackers using artificial intelligence to build a working zero-day exploit that bypasses two-factor authentication. At the same time,
A major U.S. payment processor just got hit by ransomware, again. TSYS, one of the largest payment processors in the country, has been attacked by the Everest ransomware group for the second time in five years. Industry
A new type of cyberattack is bypassing every security tool you've invested in — and it starts with a simple Microsoft Teams message. No malware. No exploit. No zero-day. Just someone pretending to be IT support. At the s
The Everest ransomware group claims it has stolen 250,000+ Social Security Numbers and 3.4 million banking records from Frost Bank and Citizens Bank — and the leak countdown is already ticking. At the same time, ShinyHun
A ransomware attack on one software vendor exposed 823,000 people's Social Security numbers and bank account data across 80 community banks — and those banks didn't find out for 74 days. That's just one of three stories
Chinese state-linked hackers breached the FBI's own surveillance system — and they got in through a vendor. That's not a spy novel plot; that's a confirmed federal "major incident" declared at the highest severity level
A ransomware attack walked in through one email, sat silent for two days, then destroyed every computer in an Indiana sheriff's office — and the FBI is still investigating. That's just one of three cybersecurity stories
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