Τα καλύτερα Symantec podcast (2024)

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New Billbug campaign, Prestige ransomware, and multiple arrests of alleged cyber-crime gang members 25:38

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss the Symantec Threat Hunter Team’s latest blog detailing a recent campaign by the Billbug espionage group, in which it targeted a certificate authority and multiple government agencies in various countries in Asia. We also discuss a new strain of ransomware called Prestige…

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Exbyte exfiltration tool, Cranefly uses new tools and novel technique, and OpenSSL bug is downgraded 20:42

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss two recent Symantec blogs, including one detailing the new Exbyte data exfiltration tool, which is being used by at least one affiliate of the BlackByte ransomware gang. We also discuss our blog about a group called Cranefly, which is using a new dropper and malware, as w…

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Budworm espionage activity, Spyder Loader malware, and Ransom Cartel links to Sodinokibi 18:14

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien are joined by Symantec threat researcher Kevin Sovey to discuss a blog we recently published about the Budworm espionage group targeting organizations in the U.S. We also discuss another blog we published this week about the Spyder Loader malware being deployed on the machines of…

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Witchetty espionage group activity, Microsoft Exchange Server zero days, and U.S. defense sector targeted by APT groups 27:50

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss a recent blog we published on the Witchetty (aka LookingFrog) espionage group, which has been progressively updating its toolset, using new malware in attacks on targets in the Middle East and Africa, including a new tool that employs steganography. We also discus…

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Espionage activity targeting Asian governments, Webworm develops customized tools, and latest Noberus TTPs 25:24

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien are joined by Symantec threat researcher Alan Neville to discuss some of the recent blogs that the Symantec Threat Hunter team has published. We discuss a new wave of espionage activity targeting Asian governments by attackers who were formerly associated with the ShadowP…

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Mobile app security, Russian invasion of Ukraine cyber impact continues, and Evil Corp switches focus 31:07

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The Cyber Security Brief is back after its summer break! In this episode, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien cover some of the stories you might have missed while we were off air. Dick discusses a recent Symantec blog that looks at the implications of poor security practices in the mobile software supply chain, and how this can lead to the exposure o…

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Bumblebee loader analysis, Raccoon Stealer returns, and LockBit launches a new version 23:17

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O Gorman are joined by Symantec threat researcher Chris Kiefer to discuss our latest blog about the Bumblebee loader. We discuss this new malware’s place on the cyber crime landscape, its capabilities, and how it is being leveraged by ransomware actors. We also discuss the appearance of n…

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BlackCat ransomware, Follina vuln used by Russian actors, and a new version of Metasploit 28:10

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss how Russian espionage actors are exploiting the Follina vulnerability, the release of the latest version of Metasploit, and a new phishing campaign that’s been underway on Facebook. We also discuss ransomware extensively, including what authorities were able to find when …

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The Follina Microsoft Office vulnerability, Conti break-up, and more ransomware activity 26:10

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss the recently discovered Follina vulnerability in Microsoft Office, as well as some recent ransomware stories. One thing we talk about is the apparent break up of the Conti ransomware gang, with evidence pointing to the group folding itself into other ransomware gangs, inc…

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Chinese cyber-espionage activity, Conti gang threatens Costa Rica government, and U.S. warns about North Korean citizens seeking jobs in IT 25:45

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O Gorman discuss the recent in-depth whitepaper the Symantec Threat Hunter team produced about Chinese cyber-espionage activity, which details the most active groups operating out of that country at the moment, as well as the tactics, tools, and procedures they leverage, the custom malwar…

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North Korea’s Stonefly, commodity malware, and the potential return of the REvil ransomware 31:58

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In the latest Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss some of the recent research published by Symantec’s Threat Hunter Team, including our blog about the activity of North Korean APT group Stonefly, and our latest whitepaper on the topic of Commodity Malware. We also talk about some stories that were in the news over the las…

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Shuckworm targets Ukraine, Lazarus Dream Job campaign continues, and two dark marketplaces get taken down 27:42

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman is joined by Symantec threat researchers John-Paul Power and Alan Neville. In this week’s podcast we discuss some recent research published by Symantec detailing new activity in the Dream Job campaign carried out by the North Korean Lazarus APT group, as well as continuing attacks aimed at Ukrain…

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Spring4Shell, Cicada campaign, new Verblecon malware, and Ukraine invasion cyber activity update 23:38

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss some of the research published by Symantec’s Threat Hunter team over the past couple of weeks, including a new Cicada/APT10 espionage campaign targeting government organizations and NGOs in multiple countries worldwide. We discuss the new Verblecon malware, which is being…

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What you need to know about hacking group Lapsus$, cyber impacts of Ukraine invasion, and BazarBackdoor deploys new tactics 30:54

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien talk about extortion hacking group Lapsus$, which has made headlines in recent weeks by claiming to have compromised numerous high-profile companies including Microsoft, Okta, and Nvidia. We tell you what we know so far about this controversial new actor. We also discuss the impa…

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Daxin special: How this advanced malware was discovered 30:14

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In this special edition of the podcast, Dick O’Brien is joined by Symantec threat researchers and analysts Piotr Krysiuk and Vikram Thakur to discuss the Symantec Threat Hunter team’s discovery of Daxin, which is the most advanced piece of malware we have seen from China-linked actors. We published a blog about the discovery of Daxin last week, as …

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Hive and BlackByte ransomware, the money made by cyber criminals, and BEC scammers’ new tactics 23:33

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss some of the activity we saw in Ukraine prior to the escalation of the last couple of days. We also heavily cover ransomware in this podcast, including discussing a recent FBI alert about the BlackByte ransomware, and a possible decryptor for the Hive ransomware, a…

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FBI seizes $3.6 billion in cryptocurrency, cyber attacks against Ukraine continue, and financial organizations in Taiwan targeted 19:27

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Dick O’Brien and Alan Neville discuss how Chinese state-backed advanced persistent threat (APT) group Antlion targeted financial institutions in Taiwan in a persistent campaign over the course of at least 18 months. Also up for discussion is the recent arrest of a New York couple and the seizure of $3.6 …

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Ukraine cyber attacks, law enforcement activity, and a Noberus ransomware attack 27:23

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O Gorman discuss the tumultuous situation in Ukraine, where cyber attacks, including destructive cyber attacks, have been aimed at government and private sector organizations. The WhisperGate attacks, as they have been dubbed, have been compared by many to the infamous 2017 NotPet…

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BadUSB attacks, a new backdoor, and how one APT group managed to infect itself with malware 21:58

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Welcome to the first Cyber Security Brief of 2022! In this week’s podcast, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O Gorman chat about some of the biggest news stories of the last couple of weeks. The topics up for discussion in this episode include: FIN7 BadUSB attacks return, an interesting new multi-platform backdoor, and the latest way attackers are attempting…

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Log4j vulnerabilities, likely Iran-backed attacks on telecoms companies, and new Rust-based Noberus ransomware 28:17

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien are joined by Symantec Threat Analyst Alan Neville to discuss the vulnerabilities in Apache Log4j that made lots of headlines this week. We also discuss two other blogs that Symantec published this week, including one looking at an attack campaign aimed at telecoms compan…

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Yanluowang ransomware update, possible Conti link to Emotet, and the importance of strong passwords 23:01

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss the latest Symantec blog, some updated research about the Yanluowang ransomware gang, with fresh activity appearing to show that this ransomware isn’t a flash-in-the-pan. We also discuss how quickly exposed cloud services are compromised by malicious actors, how off-putti…

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Attacks on critical infrastructure, ransomware arrests, and the return of Emotet? 22:05

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss some recent attack campaigns aimed at critical infrastructure organizations in several countries around the world, the possible return of the Emotet botnet, and some law enforcement activity that has led to the arrest of people involved with both the REvil and Gandcrab ra…

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BlackMatter updates, lots of law enforcement activity, and new SquirrelWaffle malware is one to watch 24:28

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss some of our recent blogs, including at least one BlackMatter ransomware affiliate using a new data exfiltration tool in attacks, and also the breaking news that the BlackMatter ransomware operation is apparently winding down. We also discuss another recent blog we publish…

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New research about the Yanluowang ransomware and two separate campaigns targeting victims in Asia 20:09

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss several new blogs that the Symantec Threat Hunter Team has published recently. Firstly, we uncovered a new ransomware threat that we dubbed Yanluowang, which appears to be deployed in a targeted fashion and is certainly a new threat as various indications point towards it…

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Governments tackle cyber crime, ransomware arrests, and an interesting phishing campaign 20:47

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss how the UK and the U.S. are planning to increase their efforts to tackle cyber crime, ransomware being blamed in court for the death of a baby, and the arrests of some ransomware criminals in Ukraine. Also, the Conti ransomware gang makes some threats, evidence of the Peg…

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A new ransomware whitepaper and some recent ransomware stories, plus new botnet is carrying out giant DDoS attacks 22:05

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We are back for Season 4 after our summer break, and on this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast Dick O’Brien and Brigid O Gorman spend a lot of time discussing the subject that also dominated the last season of the podcast - ransomware. We discuss some of the ransomware stories we missed while we were off air, as well as a ransomware whitepaper we…

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Ransomware, the rising cost of data breaches, and the U.S. points finger at China for Microsoft Exchange Server attacks 24:04

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, we discuss some recent ransomware stories, as well as giving a sneak peek into some research we have been doing into ransomware. We also talk about recent announcements from U.S. authorities that attributed some recent cyber attacks, including the Microsoft Exchange Server campaign, to Chinese actors, and we als…

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Kaseya ransomware supply chain attack, new SolarWinds vulnerability, and the rising cost of cyber insurance 31:55

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Gavin O’Gorman joins us to discuss the Kaseya ransomware supply chain attack that occurred over the July 4 holiday weekend in the U.S. The REvil/Sodinokibi ransomware gang were behind this attack, and Gavin and Dick O’Brien discuss whether this is a sign that we now need to be aware of ransomware actors targetin…

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Ransomware attackers using virtual machines, over-60s lost $1 billion online in 2020, and the EU launches a new cyber security unit 23:12

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Dick O’Brien fills us in on the latest research we have published on our blog about how a growing number of ransomware attackers are using virtual machines in their attacks. We also discuss a few other ransomware-related stories, including REvil introducing a new Linux version of its ransomware, a Babuk …

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Ransomware, takedowns, and political promises to tackle cyber crime 26:38

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O Gorman discuss some of the biggest cyber security stories of the last two weeks. Ransomware has once again dominated the news headlines, with news about huge ransom payments and ransom recovery operations being reported. Meanwhile, cyber security comes to the fore in the politic…

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In-depth look at the ransomware attack on Ireland’s national health service, as major meat producer JBS also hit with ransomware 33:57

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O’Gorman are joined by Symantec threat researcher Gavin O’Gorman to discuss the Conti ransomware attack on Ireland’s national health service, how the response to this attack is going, and what the likely consequences of it may be. Elsewhere, another ransomware attack, this time on…

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Colonial Pipeline attack, Darkside ransomware gang, and crypto mining makes a comeback 23:17

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O’Gorman discuss the implications of the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack and the activities of the group behind it, Darkside. We also talk about what appears to be a reasonably new ransomware - Avaddon - that has been used in a string of attacks recently, while we also discuss an idea…

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MFA causes headaches for attackers, and a look at living off the land activity 26:50

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss some research we have recently been working on at Symantec. First, we discuss a blog we published this week, which looks at multi-factor authentication and how it has become a headache for malicious actors, leading them to adopt new attack techniques in an attempt…

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Pulse Secure VPN zero-day, SolarWinds and Exchange Server developments, and spies approach UK employees on social media 21:56

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Alan Neville joins Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien to discuss the recent discovery of a zero-day vulnerability in popular VPN product Pulse Secure. We also discuss some recent developments in the SolarWinds and Microsoft Exchange Server stories. Finally, we discuss a recent potential data breach at software tes…

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Facebook data leak, cyber attack aimed at EU institutions, and cyber criminals use a call center to spread malware 17:58

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss the big Facebook data leak that has made headlines around the world this week, as well as a cyber attack aimed at European Union institutions, and a cyber incident impacting Australia’s parliament. We also discuss warnings from authorities in the U.S. about attackers atte…

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Ransomware attackers leverage the Microsoft Exchange Server vulns, WeLeakInfo users hit by data breach, and ransomware payments increase 20:32

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien discuss how ransomware attackers are now attempting to leverage the vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Server. We also talk about an interesting interview given by one of the ReEvil ransomware gang to Recorded Future, evidence that ransomware payments increased over th…

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All you need to know about the Microsoft Exchange Server attacks, and some SolarWinds developments 21:58

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Brigid O Gorman and Dick O’Brien are joined by Symantec threat researcher Alan Neville to discuss the biggest cyber security story of the last couple of weeks - the vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Server. Alan gives a comprehensive overview of the vulnerabilities, what’s happened since they became …

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Accellion product vulns, Equation group tool copied by Chinese APT, and software supply chain attacks in France 23:21

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O’Gorman discuss some of the biggest cyber security stories of the last few weeks. Among the stories up for discussion are the bugs in Accellion’s 20-year-old FTA product, which led to multiple companies worldwide reporting breaches related to it. We also talk about the reports sa…

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Emotet takedown, water plant cyber attack, and a SolarWinds update 22:50

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O’Gorman round up some of the biggest cyber security stories of the last two weeks. We bring you the latest developments in the SolarWinds hack investigation, and chat about the significance of the disruption to the Emotet botnet. We also discuss some other recent takedowns and ar…

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Raindrop: How the additional tool was discovered in SolarWinds investigation 25:04

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Old threats and new feature in this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast. Dick O’Brien and Gavin O’Gorman discuss the latest developments in the SolarWinds hack investigation, including how Symantec investigators found Raindrop, an additional piece of malware used in the SolarWinds attacks against a select number of victims that were of interest to …

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The latest on the SolarWinds hack, a lot of ransomware activity, and healthcare hit hard by cyber attacks 24:58

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, the first of 2021, Dick O’Brien brings us a comprehensive update about some of the developments in the SolarWinds hack story, with a lot having happened since our last podcast. We also discuss some recent ransomware attacks, and how the healthcare sector is having a hard time with cyber attacks at the moment.…

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Sunburst: Everything we know about the supply chain attack targeting SolarWinds users 28:13

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief, the last one of 2020, find out all you need to know about the biggest news story of the week - the Sunburst supply chain attack targeting customers of software company SolarWinds. This is one of the biggest cyber security stories of the year, with thousands of organizations affected. Dick O’Brien and Symantec th…

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Cyber predictions for 2021, botnets turn to ransomware, and the Gootkit infostealer reemerges 24:09

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief podcast, we discuss what card skimmers are up to during the busiest shopping time of the year, while also bringing some good news about how EU authorities prevented almost $50 million in card fraud this year. Also on the agenda, are botnets abandoning banking Trojans in favour of ransomware? It looks like they mi…

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New research about attacks on Japan-linked companies, and APT groups target COVID-19 vaccine makers 19:34

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O’Gorman talk about some of the biggest cyber security stories of the last couple of weeks. There are multiple stories about APT groups to cover this week, including our own Threat Intel blog detailing a wide-ranging attack campaign that targeted Japan-linked companies in multiple sectors…

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Maze 'retires' while Ryuk ramps up activity, U.S. election, and the UK ICO hands down a historically large fine 19:01

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In this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O’Gorman talk about some of the biggest cyber security stories of the last couple of weeks. Of course, this week’s U.S. Presidential Election gets a mention, while we also discuss the recently announced ‘retirement’ of the Maze ransomware gang, as well as a threat alert issued last week b…

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Trickbot disruption, newly released Seedworm research, and some noteworthy indictments 27:47

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On this week’s Cyber Security Brief, Dick O’Brien and Brigid O’Gorman are joined by Symantec threat researchers Vikram Thakur and Alan Neville. Vikram discusses Symantec’s role in the cross-industry initiative to disrupt the Trickbot botnet. Symantec was part of a global partnership that secured a court order directing hosting providers to take dow…

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