Defensive Security Podcast Episode 7

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Defensive Security Podcast Episode 6

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ISD Podcast shuts down
Noticeable uptick in phishing attacks recently, leading to various exploit kit web sites
Yet another Java update. Oracle seems to have gotten the message.
Combofix, a free tool for removing certain kinds of malware, was infected with Sality
- Do not download repackaged software from other file hosting sites. Bad!
Cisco released it’s 2013 security report.
- Legitimate sites much more likely to be malicious than traditional pornography
- Ad networks and content delivery networks worst offenders
Anonymous stole information on 4600 bank executives from a Federal Reserve emergency communication application.
- Fed seems to be downplaying the significance. Continue reading “Defensive Security Podcast Episode 6”

Defensive Security Podcast Episode 5

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A lot has happened since the last Podcast:

HIPAA mega rule released – all 563 pages
Zero day in Java
Freak-outs ensued
Oracle released a Java patch
Freak-outs continued
Word of new vulnerabilities have emerged Continue reading “Defensive Security Podcast Episode 5”

Defensive Security Podcast Episode 4

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Happy New Year!

In this week’s podcast, I cover an article about the alleged Chinese hacking of Solid Oak due to a lawsuit over China’s improper use of Solid Oak’s software CYBERsitter covered in a Business Week post.

First, a bit of news. Unless you’re still recovering from an egg-nog hangover, you’ve probably heard about the Internet Explorer zero day exploit. Note that it doesn’t impact the latest versions of IE, only 6, 7 and 8. Continue reading “Defensive Security Podcast Episode 4”