The Value of Mashups and Diverse Expertise in Cybersecurity

A zero-day hits Ivanti VPN customers. CISA highlights an active MS Sharepoint Server flaw. Cisco patches a critical vulnerability. Atomic Stealer gets updates. Sensitive school emergency planning documents are exposed online. The FCC reports on risky communications equipment. The White House will introduce new cybersecurity requirements for hospitals. Mandiant explains their X-Twitter hack. Our guest is Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42’s David Moulton, host of the new Threat Vector podcast. And we are shocked - shocked! - to learn that an online sex for money scheme is a scam. 

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CyberWire Guest

Guest David Moulton from Palo Alto Networks joins us to talk about Threat Vector. It’s Unit 42’s segment turned podcast on the N2K media network.

Selected Reading

Ivanti customers urged to patch vulnerabilities allegedly exploited by Chinese state hackers (The Record)

CISA Urges Patching of Exploited SharePoint Server Vulnerability (SecurityWeek)

Critical Cisco Unity Connection flaw gives attackers root privileges. Patch now! (CVE-2024-20272) (Help Net Security)

Atomic Stealer Gets an Upgrade - Targeting Mac Users with Encrypted Payload (The Hacker News)

FCC's Reimbursement Program shows progress in removing national security risks from communication networks (Industrial Cyber)

After Barrage of Hacks, Hospitals Will Face New Federal Cybersecurity Rules Tied to Funding (The Messenger)

US School Shooter Emergency Plans Exposed in a Highly Sensitive Database Leak (WIRED)

Mandiant’s X Account Was Hacked in Brute-Force Password Attack (Infosecurity Magazine)

Believing they would be paid a fortune for having sex with women, hundreds of Indian men scammed out of cash  (Graham Cluely)

Threat Vector Links.

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