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The Hackle Box is a monthly cyber threat intel discussion where Oscar Minks and members of FRSecure's technical services team (Team Ambush) break down the latest trends in the information security industry involving hacking techniques, vulnerabilities, exploits, and more.
The InfoSec Mission hosts The Hackle Box, a technology show with 45 episodes published.
We're BACK with another live Hackle Box episode to break down what's trending in cyber attacks and incident response. This month, the crew discussed: New Evil Tokens attack and its implications for cybersecurityThe impor
We're BACK with another live Hackle Box episode to break down what's trending in cyber attacks and incident response. This month, we're discussing: Hackers abusing .arpa domain to evade phishing detectionPresident Trump'
2026 is off to quite the start! After a New Year's break, we're BACK with another Hackle Box episode to discuss what we've seen so far in the offensive services and incident response sides of the infosec industry! This m
In this quarterly live Q&A session, the gang dives into the recent CISA budget cuts and hands it over to the audience for discussion. Tune in to get your updates, hear what folks are talking about, and a little on boats!
Join us for our May Hackle Box session! The crew explores the emerging concept of "vibe coding", also known as vulnerability as a service, and unpacks its implications for cybersecurity. The team discusses how large lang
In this month's edition of the Hackle Box, the guys are joined by Kevin Gunter, a penetration tester at FRSecure, to discuss "Xanthorox AI," a record-breaking $75M ransomware demand, a US Treasury breach going back to 20
Approaching the end of Q1, this special-edition episode answers questions from the audience including the U.S. Cyber Command's suspended operations against Russia and some essential beard maintenance. Security Analyst Ti
Oscar, Pinky, and Eric dive into DeepSeek, the downward trend of Ransomware extortions, and new, actively exploited vulnerabilities. Links: "DeepSeek App Transmits Sensitive User and Device Data Without Encryption" https
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. This special holiday episode, Pinky shares a reading of "The Night Be
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. This month, Oscar and the crew focus on SolarWinds cyber attack and t
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. This month, the hosts talk about personal preparation for emergency e
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. With Oscar out traveling, Pinky and Eric lead the discussion this mon
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. This time, they discuss Midnight Blizzard, a zero-click Outlook vulne
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. This time, they discuss critical Citrix flaws, fake journalists steal
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. This time, they discuss AI-written malware, XZ Utils, and attackers t
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. This time, they discuss security risks in ChatGPT plugins, a major fl
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. This time, they discuss compromised job boards where millions of resu
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. This time, they discuss the reduced cybersecurity funding observed in
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. This time, they discuss common social engineering attacks carried out
The guys are back for another episode of the Hackle Box—a monthly conversation between information security experts about new and noteworthy exploits. This time around, they discuss recent vulnerabilities in Confluence a
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