Season 10 Episode 2237
Federal agencies become battlegrounds in an unprecedented power struggle. XE Group evolves from credit-card skimming to exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities. WhatsApp uncovers a zero-click spyware attack linked to an Israeli firm.Texas expands its ban on Chinese-backed AI and social media apps. Data breaches expose the personal and medical information of over a million people.NVIDIA patches multiple critical vulnerabilities. Arm discloses critical vulnerabilities affecting its Mali GPU Kernel Drivers and firmware. The UK government aims to set the global standard for securing AI. Tim Starks from CyberScoop has the latest from Senate confirmation hearings. The National Cryptologic Museum rights a wrong.
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Joining us today is Tim Starks, Senior Reporter from CyberScoop, to discuss two of his recent articles:
Top Security Officials at Aid Agency Put on Leave After Denying Access to Musk Team (New York Times)
Exclusive: Musk aides lock workers out of OPM computer system (Reuters)
Federal Workers Block Doors of Admin Building Over Elon Musk Data Breach (DC Media Group)
CISA employees told they are exempt from federal worker resignation program (The Record)
From credit card fraud to zero-day exploits: Xe Group expanding cybercriminal efforts (CyberScoop)
Israeli Firm Paragon Attack WhatsApp With New Zero-Click Spyware (Cyber Security News)
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott bans DeepSeek, RedNote and other Chinese-backed AI platforms (Statesman)
Hundreds of Thousands Hit by Data Breaches at Healthcare Firms in Colorado, North Carolina (SecurityWeek)
Insurance Company Globe Life Notifying 850,000 People of Data Breach (SecurityWeek)
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