EPISODE · Feb 24, 2015 · 8 MIN
Take 1 Security Podcast: Episode 7
from Unsupervised Learning · host Daniel Miessler
START CONTENT * New stuxnet like piece of malware was discovered * Was found by Kaspersky * Has infected thousands of computers, mostly in Iran * The malware is the most advanced ever found * Can hide on the computer even after reinstall * Many of the names used in the application are known NSA codenames, such as GROK * Wired said those targeted groups were Islamic scholars * The group is called equation group due to the encryption used to hide itself * Car washes hacked by Billie Rios * Bad web software * Default passwords * Submit POST requests * Battery power can be used to track Android phones * Based on the power you use from cell phone tower usage * Obama sides with encryption against government groups * Lenovo laptops spying on you * Can we just say it’s dumb to use things produced in China? END CONTENT Play Podcast ### Notes * Sorry about the pops in the audio. My desk randomly makes loud noises. I’m working on it. Become a Member: https://danielmiessler.com/upgrade See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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START CONTENT New stuxnet like piece of malware was discovered Was found by Kaspersky Has infected thousands of computers, mostly in Iran The malware is the most advanced ever found Can hide on the computer even after reinstall Many of the names used i...
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