Cybersecurity Today

In this episode, we delve into the latest cybersecurity threats and developments. We cover a new double click exploit that bypasses browser protections and a massive compromise affecting millions of Chrome users through infected extensions. Additionally, we discuss the U.S. Treasury hack linked to Chinese state-sponsored hackers and how CrowdStrike rebounded from the largest IT outage in history. Join host Jim Love to explore these critical issues and understand the implications for both users and organizations. 00:00 Introduction and Headlines 00:25 Browser Exploits: Double Click and Extensions 03:24 U.S. Treasury Breach Linked to Chinese Hackers 06:03 CrowdStrike's Comeback After Major IT Outage 09:43 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Cybersecurity Year in Review: Future Challenges and Industry Insights Join host Jim Love and a panel of cybersecurity experts—Terry Cutler from Cyology Labs, David Shipley from Beauceron Security, and Laura Payne of White Tuque—as they review the key cybersecurity events of the past year. Topics discussed include the increasing cyber threats to universities, healthcare systems, and critical infrastructure; the importance of proper cybersecurity measures and employee training; the complexities of adopting quantum-safe encryption protocols; and the impact of AI and shadow IT on cybersecurity. The panel concludes with actionable advice for improving organizational cybersecurity posture in the coming year. 00:00 🎄 The 12 Days of Cyber Christmas 🎄 00:29 🔍 Year in Review: Cybersecurity Highlights 00:40 👥 Meet the Expert Panel 01:19 🏫 University Cyber Attacks: A Growing Concern 02:25 🔒 Penetration Testing vs. Vulnerability Scanning 03:09 🛡️ Persistent Threats and Active Directory Issues 06:28 💡 Strategies for Cybersecurity in Universities 07:34 💰 Funding and Legislation for Cybersecurity 13:52 🛠️ Practical Steps for Cybersecurity on a Budget 18:36 🔐 Quantum Readiness and Future Challenges 25:11 Quantum Computing: The Reality and Risks 25:53 Human Ingenuity and Risk Management 26:29 The Future of Cybersecurity: Q Day and Certificate Rotations 28:02 Major Cybersecurity Incidents of the Year 29:41 The Rise of Ransomware and Supply Chain Attacks 35:35 AI in Cybersecurity: Opportunities and Challenges 38:49 Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities 47:09 Year-End Reflections and Looking Forward

Cybersecurity Today: LastPass Hack Fallout, TP-Link Router Ban, and Microsoft's Passwordless Future In our final daily news show of the season, host Jim Love covers key cybersecurity stories, including millions stolen from crypto wallets linked to the 2022 LastPass breach, potential US ban on TP-Link routers over national security concerns, and Microsoft's push for a passwordless future with passkeys. Don't miss our weekend wrap-up with the cybersecurity panel and special holiday content. Stay tuned for new episodes starting January 6th. Happy holidays! 00:00 Season Finale Announcement 00:29 Crypto Wallets Hacked: Fallout from LastPass Breach 02:38 TP Link Routers Under Scrutiny 04:38 Microsoft's Push for a Passwordless Future 06:38 Holiday Wishes and Future Plans

BlackBerry's Cylance Sale, Major AWS Breach, Klopp Ransomware Strikes Again, and Russian Cyber Attacks In this episode of Cybersecurity Today, host Jim Love discusses BlackBerry's sale of Cylance to Arctic Wolf for significantly less than its purchase price, the massive AWS breach linked to the Shiny Hunters, Klopp ransomware attacks on Cleo's platforms, and the escalation of Russian cyber attacks on Western critical infrastructure. Tune in to get the details on these major cybersecurity developments and their implications. 00:00 Introduction and Sponsor Message 00:32 BlackBerry's Cylance Sale: A Strategic Move? 02:36 AWS Data Breach: Shiny Hunters Strike Again 04:54 Cleo Data Theft: Klopp Ransomware's Latest Exploit 06:39 Russian Cyber Attacks on Critical Infrastructure 08:32 Conclusion and Contact Information