The CyberJungle

Jan 7, 2019: * Around The Corner: Life After Google, by George Gilder * DarkWeb: XYRO CISO Steve Tcherchian on EHR, Ransomware and Healthcare InfoSec * Hacking attacks on your router: Why the worst is yet to come * It’s time for Apple to stop playing it safe * Meet the new Diet iPhone: Could a fresh formula boost Apple's bottom line?. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 406 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Oct 31, 2018: * SANS Netword Security: EXCLUSIVE-Tim Medin, Founder of Red Siege * PFIC2018: EXCLUSIVE-Joe McManus, CISO Automox * 0day: Embedded vids in MSFTOffice docs can hide malware * Deloitte: CEO and Board Risk Management Survey * DarkWeb: Laptop-Carrying Fed Infects Gov Network. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 405 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Sep 22, 2018: * PFIC2018: EXCLUSIVE - Chet Hosmer, Python Forensics * PFIC2018: EXCLUSIVE - Greg Kipper, Paraben Forensics * US/State/Local Government payment web portals breached * DarkWeb: Social engineers targeting infosec pros * RaspberryPi-powered gas station skimmer detector. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 404 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Aug 24, 2018: * DefCon26: Voting InfoSec with Alex Halderman, Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan * BlackHat2018: SmartCity Infosec with Daniel Crowley, Penetration Tester for X-Force Red * BSidesLasVegas2018: Aaron Campbell, WordPress Core Security Team Lead * BlackHat2018: Phishing attacks with John LaCour, CTO of PhishLabs * Caesars Palace: When it's hotel staff, not the hackers, invading privacy. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 403 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Jul 09, 2018: * Exclusive: Aaron Riley on the latest wave of phishing attacks * DarkWeb: Huge homeland security data cache breach * More infosec failures at IRS * Heartland Payments breach still causing lawsuits - 10 years after breach * Will NanoVMs help secure business application data? * Thunderbird GPG patch ready for install! See Show Notes/Links for Episode 402 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

May 29, 2018: * Exclusive: Sumuri CEO Steve Whalen on new MAC forensic tools * High speed forensic imaging and encryption with Jerry Kaner, CEO of Ciphertex and Jeff Hedlesky, Evangelist with OpenText * VPNFilter Malware strikes 500,000 SOHO routers * Infosec flaws hits some BMW vehicles back to model year 2012 * EFail encrypted email work-around. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 401 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Apr 30, 2018: * Last Private Place: When is Alexa listening? * Tales from the DarkWeb: Ransomeware now targeting entire organization * 'Total Meldown' on Win7/Win2k8 * Report: 5G data connection flaws inherited from 4G * SEC: Old Yahoo neglected to report massive data breach * Wrap: Dating apps with paid impersonators an object lesson on social engineering. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 400 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Mar 05, 2018: * Abe Chen on self-driving car infosec * Tales from the DarkWeb: New Wave of LTE attacks around the corner? * Amazon misconfig leads to rogue access * Memcached misconfig leads to DDoS * New wave of W2 phishing attacks * InfoSec CEO emails 23k digital certs in clear text. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 399 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Jan 15, 2018: * Samantha Stone on EHR litigation and data integrity * Tales from the DarkWeb: 20yrs of mandatory infosec audits due to breach * Meltdown/Spectre patch causing some systems to fail * GAO: Feds botching IT process * AV can be a security threat * Kicker: How MSFT can capture the smart speaker market from Alexa?. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 398 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Dec 27, 2017: * Interview: Fred Kaplan, author of "Dark Territory: The Secret History of Cyberwar" * Tales from the DarkWeb: Crypto currency attacks shut down exchange * Windows10 patching requires more than just updating * Healthcare Boards still putting infosec on the back burner * Healthcare Feds also putting infosec on the back burner * Kicker: OKCupid sort of asks for your real name. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 397 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Nov 30, 2017: * Interview: James Rollins Takoba Security from HTCIA17 * Tales from the DarkWeb: How [in]secure are the most popular crypto currencies mobile apps? * Apple releases macOS High Sierra security fix for critical root vulnerability * How to enable the root user on your Mac or change your root password * The Dangerous Data Hack You Won’t Even Notice * Siemens, Trimble, Moody's breached by Chinese hackers, U.S. charges * This Could Be The Car For Everyone Let Down By Elio. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 396 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Oct 30, 2017: * Interview: Chester Hosmer, IoT infosec and forensics from HTCIA17 * Interview: Yuri Gubanov, Belkasoft forensic software and Russian hacking * Cryptocurrency phishers steal $15k in two hours * InfoSec a big concern with cloud software customers * AI used to defeat infosec * Robo-vac flaw could allow attackers to spy on your home. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 395 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Sep 27, 2017: * Interview from BSidesLV: Davi Ottenheimer, MongoDB Product Security * Tales from the Dark Web from BSidesLV: Cheryl Biswas on bank attacks * Deloitte databreach * DHS walks back russian election intrusion * GPS tracking server breached * NSA code used in bank account malware. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 394 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

Aug 06, 2017: * Special Episode: DefCon and BsidesLV 2017 * DefCon: Abe Chen from Start-up Nio * Bsides: Deidre Diamond from BrainBabe.org * DefCon: Fahmida Rashid from CSO Online. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 393 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com

July 02, 2017: * Ahead of the curve: Pwn smartphones via spare parts * DarkWeb: Bitcoin routing attacks * Mis-conceptions about NotPetya attacks * Microsoft "support" scammers arrested * Opensource to rescue healthcare IT? * Should NIST take on government audits? * BsidesLV, BlackHat, DefCon 2017. See Show Notes/Links for Episode 392 at http://www.thecyberjungle.com