"Small, medium, and large phishing trends of 2023." 

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Small, medium, and large phishing trends of 2023.

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Mike Price from ZeroFox sits down to discuss what 2023 phishing trends mean for the broader industry as we quickly approach 2024. Dave and Joe share a serious write in from listener Michelle who shares her pleads for her aunt, who she believes is being catfished. Listener Marc also writes in with an email that claims to be from "Walmart," that he is quite suspicious of. Joe's story follows Meta, a

North Korea's evolving cyber program.

The CyberWire / 7h

Michael Barnhart from Mandiant sits down to talk about the evolution of North Korea's cyber program. Ben's story discusses a preliminary injunction against a Montana law banning TikTok. Dave's got the story of a college student frustrated with his lack of privacy on campus.

Push notifications pushing surveillance.

The CyberWire / 16h

Governments target push notification metadata. Dissecting the latest GRU cyber activities. A look at Russia's AI-powered Doppelgänger influence campaigns, and how cyber warfare is evolving beyond the battlefield. We've got updates on the Adobe ColdFusion vulnerability, the expanding 23andMe data breach, and insights into the financial impacts of ransomware. Our guest is Camille Stewart Gloster, De

Osano acquires WireWheel. ArmorCode and Second Front Systems both secure $40 million in Series B rounds. Cybersecurity futures: a study of the sector's shifting landscape.

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Risk warnings: ColdFusion, credential stuffing, data exposure, and spillover from hybrid wars.

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CISA warns of Adobe ColdFusion exploitation. 23andMe data incident increases in scope. Process injection techniques bypass defenses. Sensitive data stored in Google Drives. Average losses to ransomware attacks. A snapshot of the state of DevSecOps. The current state of LockBit's criminal operations. Threats to manufacturing. Cyber phases of hybrid wars spread beyond the theaters of operation.

Ukraine at D+690: Hybrid wars' spillover in cyberspace.

The CyberWire / 22h

Drone technology improvises and adapts, but so do air defenses. Experts warn of hybrid wars' spillover into remote sections of cyberspace.

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23andMe's data incident.

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23andMe's data incident is found to have a greater scope than initially expected.

Sleeper malware denied at Sellafield nuclear site.

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The UK Government's denial of a cyber incident at Sellafield. There’s been a surge in Iranian cyberattacks on US infrastructure. Misuse of Apple's lockdown mode, the mysterious AeroBlade's activities in aerospace, and a clever "Disney+" scam. Plus The latest application security trends, and a new cybersecurity futures study. In our Industry Voices segment, we welcome Matt Radolec, Vice President o

Threats to infrastructure and advice on resilence.

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Reports of more Iranian cyberattacks against US infrastructure. HM Government denies reports of cyber incident at Sellafield nuclear site. GRU activity against European and North American targets described. Russia's Doppelgänger influence operators experiment with AI.Apple lockdown mode in the service of fraud. AeroBlade prospects US aerospace industry. "Disney+" scam. Establishing persistence in

Ukraine at D+689: Managing mobilization.

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A Russian privacy law seems to have as its principal purpose controlling anything that might resemble independent journalism in advance of the upcoming presidential election theater.

“The Most Famous Art Detective in the World” – with ex-FBI Legend Robert Wittman

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Robert Wittman joins Andrew Hammond to discuss his career and the FBI’s Art Crime Team. Bob recovered over $300 million worth of stolen art and cultural property over the course of his career.