Risky Business Podcast
June 27, 2018
Risky Business #505 -- Sanger vs FireEye, Reality Winner cops a plea
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No feature interview in this week’s show, we go long on news instead. Adam Boileau joins the podcast to talk through the week’s infosec news, including:
- Confusion reigns in David Sanger vs FireEye spat
- Reality Winner pleads guilty
- PEXA property settlement platform users fleeced
- US Supreme Court decides location info requires a warrant
- The Apple unlock bug that wasn’t
This week’s show is brought to you by Thinkst Canary. Thinkst’s very own Marco Slaviero joins us in this week’s sponsor segment to talk about how some vendors are derping out when it comes to creating needlessly complicated “deception platforms”.
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Show notes
FireEye denies 'hack back' claims detailed in new book
Former NSA contractor Reality Winner accepts guilty plea for leaking classified report
Supreme Court: Police Need Warrant for Mobile Location Data — Krebs on Security
PEXA account compromise sees family lose home sale funds - Security - iTnews
MasterChef: Dani Venn homeless after hackers steal $250K
Microsoft Forcing Multi-Factor Authentication on Azure AD Admin Accounts
Police officer guilty of assault, perverting the course of justice
Apple corrects the record on reported iPhone vulnerability
Cops May Unlock iPhones Without a Warrant to Beat Apple's New Security Feature - Motherboard
Firefox is adding 'Have I Been Pwned' alerts
VirusTotal launches Monitor tool to fight false positives - CyberScoop
New WPA3 Wi-Fi Standard Released
Lawmakers urge Google to end partnership with China's Huawei
‘Tick’ espionage group is likely trying to hop air gaps, researchers say
Bithumb, South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange, loses $30 million to hackers
Unpatched Flaw Disclosed in WordPress CMS Core
I discovered a browser bug - JakeArchibald.com
Project Zero: Detecting Kernel Memory Disclosure – Whitepaper
The $5 Million Surveillance Car That Hacks iPhones From 500 Meters