This week on the podcast we discuss an often overlooked item for sale on underground forums, authentication cookies. Before that though, we'll cover a few surprising stats from a recent ransomware study by Cybereason and an update from NATO on cyber warfare. … [Read more...]
Anom
This week on the podcast, we discuss operation Trojan Shield, a multi-year program where the FBI in partnership with international law enforcement agencies developed and distributed an encrypted communications application on the underground that gave them full access into criminal messages. We'll also cover the latest news from the recent Colonial Pipeline and JBS ransomware … [Read more...]
Law Enforcement Agencies Went the Extra Mile with An0m
In an operation headed by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Australian Federal Police (AFP), international law enforcement agencies managed to gather 27 million encrypted messages used for criminal communications, through an elaborate operation that involved development and distribution of a custom communications application for modified … [Read more...]
FIFA 21 Source Code Leak From Member of Reemerging Hacking Group
A KickAss hacking group member (not the Torrent group) who goes by Leakbook claims to have the full FIFA 21 source code, which they have listed for sale on a popular hacking forum. In addition to the FIFA 21 source code they also claim to have access to the matchmaking servers, Frostbite source code, private API keys, and other development tools. Leakbook directs users to the … [Read more...]
Atomic Flashcards
This week on the podcast, we take a look at how soldiers unknowingly leaked highly-sensitive information about the United States' foreign nuclear arsenal and discuss how we can reprogram humans to not make similar mistakes. We also cover the latest major ransomware incident targeting manufacturing and industrial control, a damning privacy admission from Google's own executives, … [Read more...]
