Risky Business Podcast
June 07, 2017
Risky Business #458 -- Reality Winner, Qatar hax and Internet regulation calls
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On this week’s show we’re covering off all the big news of the week: the arrest of Reality Winner, the apparent hacks that have ratcheted up the political crisis in Qatar and the renewed calls for Internet companies to be more government-friendly.
In this week’s feature interview we catch up with Samy Kamkar to get his take on what the lowering cost of hardware-based hacking could mean for our increasingly automated world. And in this week’s sponsor interview we chat with Duo Security’s Pepijn Bruienne about some recent attacks against the Mac OS software supply chain.
Big thanks to Duo Security for sponsoring this week’s show. Duo makes all manner of kick-ass two factor authentication solutions, you can check them out at Duo.com.
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Patrick is taking a vacation. Risky Business will return on June 28
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Show notes
Errata Security: How The Intercept Outed Reality Winner
Top-Secret NSA Report Details Russian Hacking Effort Days Before 2016 Election
Reality Winner: NSA contractor and environmentalist repulsed by Trump | US news | The Guardian
Putin: “Patriotic” Russian hackers may have interfered in US election | Ars Technica
A TV Hack Appears to Have Sparked the Middle East's Diplomatic Crisis - Motherboard
CNN Exclusive: US suspects Russian hackers planted fake news behind Qatar crisis - CNNPolitics.com
Social media platforms need to crack down on terror, Malcolm Turnbull says
Silk Road Creator Ross Ulbricht Loses Life Sentence Appeal | WIRED
Alleged Dark Web Gun Runners Smuggled Weapons in DVD Players, Karaoke Machines - Motherboard
The Rising Price of Bitcoin and Ethereum Is Leading to More Hacking Attempts - Motherboard
Hackers Are Crowdfunding Cryptocurrency to Buy Alleged NSA Exploits - Motherboard
You’ll never guess where Russian spies are hiding their control servers | Ars Technica
WikiLeaks says CIA’s “Pandemic” turns servers into infectious Patient Zero | Ars Technica
OneLogin suffers breach—customer data said to be exposed, decrypted | Ars Technica
Defense contractor stored intelligence data in Amazon cloud unprotected [Updated] | Ars Technica
EternalBlue Exploit Spreading Gh0st RAT, Nitol | Threatpost | The first stop for security news
NSA's EternalBlue Exploit Ported to Windows 10 | Threatpost | The first stop for security news
Dangerous 'Fireball' Adware Infects a Quarter Billion PCs | WIRED
40,000 Subdomains Tied to RIG Exploit Kit Shut Down | Threatpost | The first stop for security news
53 Percent of Enterprise Flash Installs are Outdated | Threatpost | The first stop for security news
Duo Collaborates With Google to Provide Verified Access for Chrome OS | Duo Security