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Hack The Mic
Episode 1: Proactive Cybersecurity for Everyone
Hack The Mic
Episode 1
Explore the cybersecurity realm, discover why reactive security just won’t work anymore,
Podcasts
Threat Intelligence Podcast May 19, 2023
This week’s Threat Intelligence Podcast brings you news on CISA adding seven new vulnerabilities to their KEV catalogue, Bl00dy Ransomware targeting PaperCut vulnerabilities, and CISA warning against BianLian Ransomware.
Threat Intelligence Podcast May 12, 2023
The top three security news items for this week are: Microsoft patched 38 vulnerabilities, new Linux Netfilter vulnerability, and an Iranaian APT group targeted Papercut servers.
Threat Intelligence Podcast May 5, 2023
In this week’s podcast David Rushton presents on Russian threat actor group FIN7 targeting Veeam servers, APT28 using fake Windows updates against their targets, and threat actors Earth Longxhi are adopting new tools and techniques.
Threat Intelligence Podcast April 20, 2023
Securin has prioritized these vulnerabilities as ones to watch out for this week. Be aware that APT 35 is using new tactics, Raspberry Robin Worm malware has been leveraged by threat groups, and the new malware campaign Jaguar Tooth malware.
Threat Intelligence Podcast April 14, 2023
David Rushton presents the current threats to be on the lookout for. This week is a time for action: patch the new Windows Zero-Day vulnerability, prevent BlackLotus attacks, and watch out for Lazarus supply chain attacks.
Threat Intelligence Podcast April 7, 2023
David Rushton takes this week to focus on the UNC4466 Advance Persistent Threat (APT) Group, a 10 year old Windows Vulnerability, and a Zimbra Vulnerability that has just been added to the CISA KEVs.
Threat Intelligence Podcast March 31, 2023
In this threat intelligence podcast we look at the top three critical threats this week: UNC961 APT Group, a new Spyware, and the Trojanized 3CX Application. Including ur expert tips for improving your security posture.
