Discover the origins and impact of fuzzing in software testing, a technique that uncovers vulnerabilities by inputting random data. Learn about purpose-built fuzzing tools, its acceptance in programming and security circles, and its influence on exploit discovery.

Red Team Practice Director, Trevin Edgeworth, discusses how changes like M&A and lack of clarity present opportunities for attackers. Stories cover scams keeping up with news, Amazon sellers facing returns, and protecting against AI robocalls. Insights on AI, fraudulent returns, voice cloning scams, and enhancing cybersecurity through red teaming are shared.

A family of multitasking, multi-user computer operating systems that derive from the original Unix system built by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie in the 1960s.

Dr. Blumofe discusses AI doomsday scenarios. Adam Robinson explores what defines 'stupidity.' Stories on falling for scams and a Facebook scam. Insight on phishing emails and generative AI concerns. Cybersecurity measures and technological advancements discussed.

A network monitoring and filtering technique that examines both the header information and the payload of every packet traversing a network access point.

Guest Maria Varmazis shares Apple phishing attacks. Cartel scams target retirees. Facebook spies on Snapchats. Listener Van's tax scam voicemail shared. Ethical concerns on data collection and surveillance discussed.

A clandestine set of applications designed to give hackers access and control over a target device.

Cybersecurity expert Graham Cluley discusses emerging online scam trends. Topics include social engineering fraud, exploiting access to infrastructure, personal scam stories, and listener-submitted scams. The hosts explore various scams like fake dog rescues and James Brown impersonation emails, emphasizing the importance of staying vigilant online and sharing tips on avoiding falling victim to scams.

A set of behaviors that precisely describes a cyber adversary attack campaign.

This podcast covers stories of scammers posing as recruiters on LinkedIn, love scams in the Philippines, and FCC approving a cybersecurity labeling program for IoT. Listeners share experiences with scams and tips on avoiding tech recruiting scams. The episode also explores the importance of protecting personal information during job hunting and the risks of hacking in wireless IoT devices.