Defensive Security Podcast - Malware, Hacking, Cyber Security & Infosec Defensive Security Podcast Episode 312
Jun 30, 2025
The hosts humorously discuss Patreon support and introduce new exclusive content for donors. They reveal a critical vulnerability in MegaRack systems that could allow hackers unauthorized access. The episode also highlights the importance of professionalism in cybersecurity marketing and the challenges new hires face regarding phishing risks, tying in historical malware stories. Engaging anecdotes about email overload during orientations blend with discussions on combating social engineering, making for an entertaining and informative listen.
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Server BMC Vulnerabilities Persist
- Vulnerabilities in server baseboard management controllers (BMC) are highly exploitable and often not properly patched.
- Many organizations expose these interfaces internally or externally, increasing risk despite patch availability.
Disable BMC Network Ports
- Disable network switch ports connected to BMCs when not in use to reduce attack surface.
- Avoid exposing BMC interfaces to the internet and limit internal access to necessary times only.
Hacker Pitches Services Unethically
- A man hacked companies' networks and used vulnerabilities to pitch his security services unethically.
- He exploited systems, altered memberships, stole info, and posted attacks on social media, leading to federal charges.