HSBC Bank suffered data breach, Wordpress and WooCommerce flaws can expose sites to takeover and StatCounter script compromised to hijack Bitcoin transactions from major cryptocurrency exchange on episode 158 of our daily podcast.
Verified twitter accounts hijacked for fake Elon Musk bitcoin scam, Icecast vulnerabilities pose risk to streaming radio stations and disk encryption bypass flaws impact popular SSD drives on today's Latest Hacking News Podcast.
A new side-channel vulnerability named PortSmash discovered, Kraken V2 ransomware released as RaaS model and CIA communications reportedly compromised via Google search on episode 156 of our daily podcast.
Two new zero-day exploits put millions of endpoints at risk, attackers actively exploiting Cisco security appliances and US charges Chinese and Taiwan companies with theft of Micron trade secrets on episode 155 of our daily podcast.
Emotet malware adds email exfiltration, researcher hides Complete Works of Shakespeare inside Twitter image and contact info easily viewable on locked iOS 12.1 devices on episode 154 of our daily podcast.
GPlayed Banking Trojan discovered, an employee infects US Govt system after browsing 9,000 porn pages and Apple's T2 prevents eavesdropping through the microphone on episode 153 of our daily podcast.
Mac trojan masquerading as cryptocurrency ticker, Girl Scouts suffer data breach and as brain implant technology progresses the vulnerabilities become more dangerous on episode 152 of our daily podcast.
Interview with software developer Iain Row on the experience of reporting a vulnerability he discovered on the website of UK-based retailer Card Factory.
UK fines Facebook over Cambridge Analytica scandal, Pentagon expands bug-bounty program to physical systems, more people exposed in British Airways breach and more on episode 150 of our daily podcast.
Another Windows zero-day exploit disclosed on Twitter, Cathay Pacific airline suffers data breach and Apple actually locks out iPhone cracking tool used by law enforcement on episode 149 of our daily podcast.
Triton malware linked to Russian research institute, ad fraud ring exposed and a 5th man pleads guilty to Celebgate charges on episode 148 of our daily podcast.
US & UK to sign AI and Cybersecurity accord, JQuery flaw patched after 8 years, Windows 10 Zip bug and Japan demands Facebook improve data protection on episode 147 of our daily podcast.
Hackers accessed Healthcare(.)gov records of 75,000 people, Facebook may be looking to buy a cybersecurity company and critical vulnerabilities found in NAS devices on episode 146 of our daily podcast.
APT1 aka Comment Crew code resurfaces in new espionage campaign and a researcher demonstrates a long-range exfiltration attack via NFC on episode 145 of our daily podcast.
EU leaders consider sanctions over cyber attacks, conservative super PAC exposes voter info, LuminosityLink RAT dev gets sentenced and Tumblr discloses a flaw on episode 144 of our daily podcast.
Google+ data leak results in lawsuit for Alphabet, North Carolina utility company reeling from ransomware and Anthem agrees to record HIPAA settlement on episode 143 of our daily podcast.
Researchers find 35 million US voter records for sale, new malware technique evades detection and Pentagon exposes travel records on episode 142 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Interview with a voting machine IT professional.
Chinese payment companies warn of compromised Apple ID theft, FitMetrix exposes millions of customer details and a US man has been sentenced for aiding Russian troll activity on episode 140 of our daily podcast.
New espionage group forgoes malware, critical WhatsApp flaw could have been triggered by a call and a look at Russian and Chinese hacking communinites on episode 139 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Govt Accountability Office says US weapons systems are easy to hack and Bloomberg doubles down with another Supermicro hardware hack report on episode 138 of our daily podcast.
October 9th's Latest Hacking News Podcast. Google reveals data leak with Google+ shutdown announcement, Intel's 9th Gen CPU Spectre hardware protections and Heathrow Airport fined over unencrypted USB stick incident.
On this episode of the Latest Hacking News Podcast government cybersecurity agencies weigh in on Chinese microchip hardware hack report and a new hack technique escalates medium severity MikroTik flaw to critical.
Breakdown of the indictments and accusations launched at Russia by the US, UK, Canada and Netherlands over cyberattacks this week on episode 135 of our daily podcast.
On October 4th's Latest Hacking News Podcast the US links North Korea to ATM FASTCash hacks, a new campaign spreading BetaBot malware and a CEO pleads guilty to charges for selling drug cartels specially secured phones.
Zoho Office Suite proves popular with keylogger malspam campaigns and a look at the DanaBot banking trojan, which is now targeting US Banks, on today's Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Google cracks down on malicious Chrome extensions, a new side-channel timing based cryptography method and Adobe's October patches on episode 132 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
UEFI Rootkit spotted in the wild for the first time, Port of San Diego suffers ransomware attack and new Apple Mobile Device Management vulnerability on episode 131 of the Latest Hacking News Podcast.
Uber agrees to pay $148m in data breach settlement, VPNFilter gains more capabilities and another banking trojan found on Google Play on today's Latest Hacking News Podcast.
The US Dept. of Commerce issues request for comments on new online privacy rules, two United Nations data leaks reported and Mozilla launches a free data breach notification service.
