Two Vulnerabilities Compromised OpenSSH Safety: Cyber Security Today for February 20, 2025
Cyber Security Today: OpenSSH Vulnerabilities and Black Stash's Stolen Cards In this episode, host Jim Love discusses two significant OpenSSH vulnerabilities that risk man-in-the-middle and denial-of-service attacks. The hacker group Black Stash has released 4 million stolen credit cards for free, potentially enticing further illegal activities. Palo Alto Networks' firewalls face active attacks, with multiple CVEs allowing privilege escalation and bypassing authentication. Critical updates and secure management practices are emphasized to protect systems. 00:00 Introduction and Headlines 00:21 OpenSSH Vulnerabilities Explained 02:39 BlackStash's Stolen Credit Card Dump 04:40 Palo Alto Networks Under Attack 06:21 Conclusion and Contact Information
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Final Draft Malware Attacks Using Outlook: Cyber Security Today for Tuesday, February 18th, 2025
Critical PostgreSQL Bug Exploited in Treasury Hack & New Threats Unveiled - Cybersecurity Today In today's episode of Cybersecurity Today, hosted by Jim Love, we delve into major cybersecurity events, including a crucial PostgreSQL vulnerability exploited in the U.S. Treasury hack, Russian hackers bypassing traditional password security with device code authentication, and the discovery of the 'Final Draft' malware hijacking Microsoft Outlook drafts. Additionally, we explore the BBC's new tool to combat digital misinformation with Content Credentials. Tune in for in-depth insights and latest cybersecurity updates. 00:00 Introduction and Headlines 00:24 PostgreSQL Vulnerability and U.S. Treasury Hack 02:21 Russian Hackers Exploit Device Code Authentication 04:09 New Malware Hijacks Outlook Drafts 05:55 BBC Tests Truth Marks to Combat Fake News 07:49 Conclusion and Contact Information
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Questions Executives Should Ask About AI
Unpacking AI: Executive Insights & Essential Questions Join us in this special edition of Hashtag Trending and Cybersecurity Today as we dive deep into AI with technology consultant Marcel Gagné and cybersecurity expert John Pinard. We discuss the necessity for executives to understand and implement AI despite limited knowledge, the need for question-based learning, and the significance of a comprehensive AI bootcamp. From real-world applications to the evolving AI landscape, this episode provides a nuanced view on leveraging AI in business while addressing the critical question of safety. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:19 Meet the Panelists 00:38 AI in the Executive World 00:54 Bootcamp for Executives 01:17 Starting the Discussion 01:44 Understanding AI Challenges 03:00 The Importance of Asking Questions 07:45 Historical Context of AI 11:30 Practical Applications of AI 15:06 Generative AI and Its Impact 23:09 Future of AI Models 30:39 Introduction to Google Recorder App 31:11 AI for Meeting Transcriptions 33:18 AI in Marketing and Business Applications 34:07 The Future of AI in Business 36:03 Debating AI's Potential and Limitations 38:09 Advanced AI Models and Their Uses 40:12 AI in Consulting and Decision Making 49:47 Risk Management in AI Implementation 59:34 Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up
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FBI Saves Millions and Lives in Cyber Hacking Take Down: Cyber Security Today for February 15, 2025
Cybersecurity Today: North Korean Hacks, AI Memory Breach, and School Data Comprimise In this episode of Cybersecurity Today, host Jim Love covers a range of crucial topics in the cybersecurity landscape. North Korean hackers are using new social engineering tactics to infiltrate systems by posing as South Korean officials, while prompt injection attacks are compromising the long-term memory of Google's Gemini AI. Canada's Privacy Commissioner is investigating a significant data breach affecting students' personal information in PowerSchool, and the FBI's Operation Level Up is tackling cryptocurrency investment frauds, potentially saving victims millions. Get the latest insights and stay informed on how to protect yourself against these evolving threats. 00:00 Introduction and Headlines 00:23 North Korean Hackers' New Tactics 02:35 Prompt Injection Attacks on AI 04:37 Canada's PowerSchool Data Breach 06:38 FBI's Operation Level Up 09:20 Conclusion and Upcoming AI Show
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Scammers Exploit DeepSeek Hype: Cyber Security Today for Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Scammers Exploit DeepSeek Hype & Jailbreak OpenAI's O3 Mini – TechNewsDay Update In this episode, we uncover how scammers are exploiting the recent hype around DeepSeek, a new AI model, by creating fake websites, counterfeit cryptocurrency tokens, and malware-laced downloads. We also discuss the jailbreaking of OpenAI's newly released O3 mini model, highlighting its security vulnerabilities. Additionally, a woman is sought by police for purchasing an iPhone using a stolen identity in a London Apple store. Stay tuned for important updates on cybersecurity, AI advancements, and fraud prevention. 00:00 Scammers Exploit DeepSeek Hype 01:43 DeepSeek's Security Challenges 04:10 OpenAI's O3 Mini Model Jailbreak 06:49 iPhone Fraud in London Apple Store 07:44 Conclusion and Call for Tips
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