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The military wants to move at cyber speed.

Season 11 Episode 2561 Published 1 day, 9 hours ago
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Cyber Command’s new chief pushes modernization as lawmakers warn commercial location data is exposing U.S. troops. A third-party UK visa site leaks passports and selfies. Microsoft slams unpatched zero-day disclosures. Researchers uncover a new macOS malware campaign targeting crypto developers, while SEO poisoning and AI chatbots spread cryptojacking malware. Carnival confirms a massive breach tied to ShinyHunters. Plus, the alleged VenomRAT developer is extradited to France, and a Romanian hacker is sentenced for breaching Oregon state systems. Our guest is Courtney Guss, Crisis Management Director at Semperis, discussing crisis response planning. The surveillance on the bus goes round and round.

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Industry Voices 

On our Industry Voices segment, guest Courtney Guss, Crisis Management Director at Semperis, discusses crisis response planning. Some resources related to today’s discussion:

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Selected Reading

Rudd orders Cyber Command reviews as Pentagon presses reform agenda (The Record)

Exclusive: Pentagon says US military personnel are reportedly being targeted using location data (Reuters)

A Fake UK Visa Site Left 100,000 Passports Wide Open. Then Sent Lawyers Instead of a Fix. (Security Affairs)

Microsoft Condemns "Uncoordinated" Zero Day Disclosures (Infosecurity Magazine)

A shared responsibility: Protecting customers through Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (Microsoft)

New Threat Actor Jinx-0164 Targets Crypto Developers on macOS (Infosecurity Magazine)

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