Paul's Security Weekly (Video)

Rick Howard joins to talk about his Cybersecurity Canon project, the rock and roll hall of fame for Cybersecurity literature! The Cybersecurity Canon Committee has announced it's hall of winners for 2021. Segment Resources: https://icdt.osu.edu/cybercanon   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/psw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/psw696

Training is critical but it is tough to break away from the day to day. Polarity is running free 15 minute training sessions that leverage our community edition to leave you with a new ability to automate search and save time. Examples include, how to write basic regular expressions, how to find exploit code faster, basics of cyberchef, or how to read a malware sandbox report. Segment Resources: S...

Join Qualys researcher Wheel for a discussion on the team's recent discovery and disclosure of multiple critical vulnerabilities in the Exim mail server. This includes discussion of the vulnerabilities that can be chained together to obtain full remote unauthenticated code execution and gain root privileges. Segment Resources: https://blog.qualys.com/vulnerabilities-research/2021/05/04/21nails-mul...

Five years after Sounil Yu originally introduced the Cyber Defense Matrix at the 2016 RSA conference, he just wrapped up the third workshop based on the framework. CDM has its own website, is an official OWASP project and has a forthcoming book. We talk to Sounil today to learn more about where the CDM came from, why people find it so useful and where it might be headed in the future.   Visit http...

This week in the Security News: Is the cyber NTSB a good thing?, Russian virtual keyboard for the win, information should be free, hang on while I unplug the Internet, security MUST be taken seriously, poison the water hole to poison the water, bombing hackers, how industry best practices have failed us?, publishing exploits is still a good thing regardless of what the studies say, and more! Visit...

This week in the Security News: President Biden issues a 34-page executive order on Cybersecurity, Did you hear about the pipeline hack?, New/Old Wifi vulnerabilities, get this Apple didn't want to talk about a malware attack that exposed users, fake Amazon review database, why ad-hoc scanning is not enough, distroless linux, wormable windows bug, codered 2.0 perhaps?, and the cryptowars continue!...

Learn how to use Amass to collect information about your Internet exposed assets. We'll cover usage of the configuration file (heavily), then put it altogether by integrating Nmap and a screenshot tool called Eyewitness.   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/psw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/psw694

"I hack naked" - Not my best choice of a phrase to use with a prospective client though, now that it is done, might as well go through with this terrible idea... This is the story of a kick-off call I had early in my career that revealed a truth that changed the way I present myself in professional settings.   Segment Resources: https://youtube.com/alexchaveriat   Visit https://www.securityweekly....

This week in the Security Weekly News the crew talks: Pingback is back, was it ever really gone?, damn QNAP ransomeware, anti-anti-porn software, Qualcomm vulnerabilities, spreading pandas on Discord, the always popular Chinese APTs, exploits you should be concerned about, job expectations, westeal your crypto currency, quick and dirty python (without lists), new spectre attacks, Github says don't...

US Congressman Jim Langevin joins to talk about Executive Orders, International Interest in Cyber, & more in this gripping interview!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/psw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/psw693

Risk-based vulnerability management is more than just a vulnerability scan or assessment. It incorporates relevant risk context and analysis to prioritize the vulnerabilities that pose the greatest risk to your organization This segment will explore the elements of a successful vulnerability management program and impactful ways to build upon your foundation.   Segment Resources: https://www.cores...

This week in the Security News, Penetration testing leaving organizations with too many blind spots, A New PHP Composer Bug Could Enable Widespread Supply-Chain Attacks, Apple AirDrop Vulnerability Exposes Users' Personal Information, Darkside Ransomware gang aims at influencing the stock price of their victims, Security firm Kaspersky believes it found new CIA malware, and a Hacker leaks 20 milli...

Currently, in the United States, there are over 87 billion square feet of commercial real estate. Smart Building control systems pervasive throughout these buildings and helped increase efficiency, profitability, and the occupant experience. This increase of this technology has exponentially increased the attack surface of companies. In this episode, Fred Gordy will discuss findings, attacks, and...

Fleming will cover the vulnerabilities of a hybrid workforce and how employees are now working from anywhere, not just their homes. Zero trust will play a large part in securing workforces in the future as well as password managers for corporate and personal use. He will expand his point of view on the topics in the prep call next week.   This segment is sponsored by Barracuda Networks. Visit http...

This week in the Security News, U.S Formally Attributes SolarWinds Attack to Russian Intelligence Agency, FBI Clears ProxyLogon Web Shells from Hundreds of Orgs, Justice Dept. Creates Task Force to Stop Ransomware Spread, Facebook faces mass legal action over data leak, and more!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/psw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/psw691

This conversation will introduce Wickr to the PSW listeners. Joel Wallenstrom will discuss the importance of end-to-end encrypted collaboration and communication as it relates to enterprise and federal space.   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/psw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/psw691

With the U.S. facing a shortage of roughly 314,000 cybersecurity professionals in the workforce, according to CSIS, there is an urgent need to build cybersecurity skills and fill the workforce pipeline with students who are prepared to pursue cybersecurity careers. The aftermath of the SolarWinds breach has shown that there is a desperate need to expand K-12 cybersecurity education across the coun...

This week in the Security News, Polish blogger sued after revealing security issue in encrypted messenger, The Facebook dump and Have I Been Pwned, LinkedIn and more_eggs, APTs targeting Fortinet, SAP Applications Are Under Active Attack again, Is your dishwasher trying to kill you?, Ubiquiti All But Confirms Breach Response Iniquity, Cyber Threat Analysis, 11 Useful Security Tips for AWS and othe...

Less than 15% of enterprise customers are primarily cloud native. With so many companies still in early stages of cloud migration, what are the key lessons learned from early adopters as well as digitally native companies? What are common mistakes and how can one avoid them? Register for Joff's Fun Regular Expressions class here: https://bit.ly/JoffReLife   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/psw...

Nzyme is a new kind of WiFi IDS (WIDS) that detects adversaries by looking at hard to spoof characteristics of an attacker. Existing WIDS tend to look at extremely easy to spoof metadata like channels or BSSIDs. The new approach of nzyme looks at hardware fingerprints and physical attributes like signal strengths. For example, it constantly tries to follow the signal "track" of every WiFi access p...

npm netmask library has a critical bug, when AI attacks, firmware attacks on the rise, Microsoft Hololens and order 66, a real executive order 13694, The Ubiquity breach saga, the FreeBSD and wireguard saga, is the cloud more secure? Hopefully for PHP it is, software updates limit muscle car to 3 HP, a brand new Windows 95 easter egg just in time for, well, easter, and aging wine in space, does it...

Paul, and the rest of the PSW Hosts, will talk to Robert about how he got his start in InfoSec.   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/psw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/psw689

With an uptick in malware scams and email compromises, the best thing we can do is educate the cryptocurrency community about risks and security best practices. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1fKlftNZ_xGh8AFVy46suO193IIQ7lnq https://www.kraken.com/en-us/features/security/kraken-security-labs https://www.canisecure.com/ https://blog.kraken.com/security-labs/   Visit https://www.securitywee...

Learn what redirects are, the different types, how they work and how they are exploited by attackers. Oh, also learn how to defend against redirect attacks! Sven's Slide Deck - Open Redirects: https://securityweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Netsparker-Sven-Morgenroth-3-25-21-Open-Redirect.pdf   This segment is sponsored by Netsparker. Visit https://securityweekly.com/netsparker to learn more...

This week in the Security News: Doom exploit wins an award, a puzzle honors Alan Turing, anyone can create a deepfake, Jabber bugs, unquoted service paths, Nim malware, Deadly sins of secure coding, & are we living in the toughest time of Cybersecurity?   Register to attend Joff Thyer's upcoming Wild West Hacking Fest course "Enterprise Attacker Emulation and C2 Implant Development": http://bit.ly...