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Please hold while we decide.

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Frontier models and the future of cyber defense. [Special Edition]

3

AI, misinformation, and the future of cybersecurity. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

4

The botnet that scouts before it strikes. [Research Saturday]

5

Apple has a message for you.

6

Please hack responsibly.

7

A flurry of fixes.

8

A private route to public risk.

9

Now with extra vulnerabilities.

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Designing space systems for the AI era. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

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A little help from your search engine. [Research Saturday]

12

Ring around the ransom.

13

AI without adult supervision.

14

SAFE and sound.

15

NPM? Not my problem.

16

Water you waiting for?

17

The hidden risks in space supply chains. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

18

Black Hat preview: "Vulnerability Research in the Agentic Age." [Special Edition]

19

The driver's seat to ransomware. [Research Saturday]

20

Claude outside the lines.

21

Building a great firewall around AI.

22

More than meets the AI.

23

You've been disconnected.

24

The world's least private hackers.

25

How sovereign is Europe's space industry? [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

26

Cold lures, hot targets. [Research Saturday]

27

Laundry Bear gets the spin cycle.

28

Do not pass Go(ogle).

29

The AI has entered the chat.

30

The defense against the AI arts.

31

Behind the friendly face.

32

Europe's push for space sovereignty. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

33

When trusted sites turn. [Research Saturday]

34

A nightmare on Windows street.

35

For hackers, sharing is caring.

36

Patchapalooza packs a punch.

37

The ransomware toll road.

38

State of the router.

39

Preparing space for Q-day. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

40

Conti-versal opinions. [Research Saturday]

41

GoshDarn it, that’s advanced.

42

Who you gonna call?

43

Azure you concerned?

44

Welcome home, hacker.

45

NetNut gets cracked.

46

Commercializing space. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

47

Is your enterprise AI strategy delivering ROI yet? [AI Security Brief]

48

CyberWire Daily at 10: The vulnerabilities, zero‑days, and hardware flaws over the last decade. [Special Edition]

49

The people's AI?

50

The AI lock comes off.

51

The court draws a privacy line.

52

AI behind the velvet rope.

53

Uniting Women in Cyber Podcast: Breaking Barriers in Cybersecurity with Cybersecurity Girl. [Special Edition]

54

Space supply chain pressures. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

55

More bark than byte. [Research Saturday]

56

Factory reset required.

57

Gone with the command.

58

Klue me in on the breach.

59

All eyes on AI.

60

The Klue is in the data trail.

61

Navigating the GPS threat landscape, with Brandon Karpf. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

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Vulnerability response: Built for humans, outpaced by machines. [CyberWire-X]

63

Peeling back Banana RAT. [Research Saturday]

64

CyberWire Daily at 10: A decade of leaks, espionage, and influence operations. [Special Edition]

65

The botnet browser blues.

66

The nominee in limbo.

67

No Mythos of escape.

68

The fable ends before it begins.

69

Securing satellites already in space, with journalist Shaun Waterman. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

70

Vulnerability management at AI speed. [CyberWire-X]

71

This Sparrow doesn't migrate. [Research Saturday]

72

Deadline-driven defense.

73

The court calls Google’s bluff.

74

The patch pile reaches new heights.

75

A checkmark for trust, a payload for theft.

76

Meta’s recovery plan needed recovery.

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Spoofing ships, jamming drones: how GPS manipulation confuses and compromises. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

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You've been muted...permanently. [Research Saturday]

79

The NSA gets an AI upgrade.

80

Not every headhunter is hiring.

81

The AI race gets a referee.

82

The bugs are piling up faster than the fixes.

83

AI joins the chain of command.

84

GPS: A backbone for critical infrastructure. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

85

CyberWire Daily at 10: The evolution of ransomware. [Special Edition]

86

The skills pay the bills. [Research Saturday]

87

Mind the gap between IT and OT.

88

The military wants to move at cyber speed.

89

Breaking the GlassWorm.

90

Attackers found a new way around MFA.

91

The Code of Honor: Paul J. Maurer and Ed Skoudis explore ethics in cybersecurity with Ben Yelin. [Special Edition]

92

The current state of GPS following OCX with Dr. Sean Gorman, CEO of Zephr.xyz. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

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Ghosted by Grafana [Research Saturday]

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Too many cooks in the algorithm.

95

That shield has cracks in it.

96

The cost of trusting the extension ecosystem.

97

CISA secrets left sitting on GitHub.

98

The M5 just met its memory problem.

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From cyberspace to space-cyber. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

100

Scam papers served. [Research Saturday]

101

One email could be all it takes.

102

The era of AI-powered attacks is here.

103

Every layer needs a patch now.

104

China’s hackers aren’t invincible.

105

Foreign routers get a longer lifeline.

106

Payal Chakravarty: Overcoming bias in the workplace. [Security and Risk] [Career Notes]

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CyberWire Daily at 10: The evolution of geopolitics and warfare. [Special Edition]

108

The spy who logged me in. [Research Saturday]

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The four-day race you don’t want to be in.

110

The backup plan needs a backup plan.

111

The exploit that writes its own story.

112

The fixes keep coming.

113

Security without a login screen.

114

Kayla Williams: Not everything related to cybersecurity is a fire drill. [CISO] [Career Notes]

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Double-edged threat. [Research Saturday]

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Think before you deploy the agent.

117

One copy too many.

118

A wake-up call on frontier AI.

119

War hits where it hurts.

120

The Three-Layer Strategy for Autonomous Agent Governance with Joe Hladik [Data Security Decoded] and Amit Malik

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The Supreme Court sits on the geofence.

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Adam Marrè: Learning to be a leader. [CISO] [Career Notes]

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A QRazy clever scam. [Research Saturday]

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A digital battlefield in practice.

125

Your signal is showing.

126

The leak was only a matter of time.

127

Trust lags behind technology.

128

When one weak link is enough.

129

Jaya Baloo: Don't be afraid to bounce ideas off your teammates. [CISO] [Career Notes]

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A new breed of RAT. [Research Saturday]

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Temporary fix for Section 702.

132

Too many flaws, not enough time.

133

A heavy patch Tuesday lands.

134

France builds its own digital future.

135

W3LL runs dry.

136

Mark Logan: March towards your goals. [CEO] [Career Notes]

137

Walking through the anatomy of a cyberattack. [CyberWire-X]

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A wolf in admin clothing. [Research Saturday]

139

The AI arms race hits finance.

140

Hackers ignore the ceasefire.

141

CyberAv3ngers unleashed.

142

Proposed cuts put CISA in focus.

143

Patching can't wait.

144

Anjali Hansen: Cross team collaboration works best. [Privacy Counsel] [Career Notes]

145

Startup surge sparks spy interest. [Research Saturday]

146

War comes for the cloud.

147

The WhatsApp impostor.

148

A war of missiles and messages.

149

Water sector feels the pressure.

150

Bringing it all together. [CISOP]

151

Inbox intrusion hits FBI chief.

152

David Nosibor: Taking calculated risks. [Product Lead] [Career Notes]

153

CyberWire Daily at 10: The breaches we still talk about. [Special Edition]

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When “safe” documents aren’t. [Research Saturday]

155

Langflow locked and loaded.

156

Why is the vendor role so contentious in the cyber ecosystem? [CISOP]

157

Wrapping RSAC 2026 up with a bow.

158

Your private call isn’t so private.

159

Reports from RSAC and beyond.

160

But what do you really want? [CISOP]

161

Policy drops and phishing pops.

162

CyberWire Daily at 10: From an idea to the airwaves. [Special Edition]

163

Roya Gordon: Becoming a trailblazer. [Research] [Career Notes]

164

A subtle flaw, a massive blast radius. [Research Saturday]

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Millions of devices still up for grabs.

166

Strategic approaches to talent: A practical guide. [CISOP]

167

iPhone exploits go mainstream.

168

Persistent threats in a shifting battlefield.

169

Europe clamps down on global hackers.

170

Mid season reflection with Kim Jones. [CISOP]

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Watch out for cybercrime frequent flyers.

172

Christian Lees: It's not always textbook. [CTO] [Career Notes]

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Your AI sidekick might be a spy. [Research Saturday]

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Socks pulled, patches pushed.

175

Is the role of the CISO adding to the confusion? [CISOP]

176

Oops, those were the FBI files.

177

AI as Tradecraft: How Threat Actors Are Operationalizing AI [Microsoft Threat Intelligence Podcast]

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AI as Tradecraft: How Threat Actors Are Operationalizing AI [Microsoft Threat Intelligence Podcast]

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New command amid mounting cyber risks.

180

Signals, scams, and a Salesforce snatch.

181

What role does higher education play in cyber? [CISOP]

182

From Tehran to the Apple II.

183

Cyber without borders: Reporters notebook. [Special Edition]

184

Anna Belak: Acquiring skills to make you into a unicorn. [Thought Leadership] [Career Notes]

185

The scareware rabbit hole. [Research Saturday]

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Iran is muddying the waters.

187

Do certifications matter? [CISOP]

188

Unit 42's Iran Threat Brief: What We're Seeing [Threat Vector]

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The internet joins the war.

190

When zero-days escape the lab.

191

When the map lies at sea.

192

Does diversity matter in cyber? [CISOP]

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The parallel war online.

194

Cyber Without Borders: Standing guard 210 kilometers from risk. [Special Edition]

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Larry Cashdollar: Always learning new technology. [Intelligence response engineer]

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The parking lot of digital danger. [Research Saturday]

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Leadership shakeup at CISA.

198

Rogue peers and hidden exploits.

199

A new front in the data sovereignty debate.

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Multiple root-level risks resolved.

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The basics broke telecom.

202

Cyber without borders: The human side of cyber defense. [Special Edition]

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Mary Writz: Take a negative and make it into a positive. [VP Product Strategy] [Career Notes]

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Telegram for the throne. [Research Saturday]

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Facing a slow-burn confrontation.

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MFA meets its match.

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Rooted and patient.

208

The lights stay on, but dimmer.

209

Cyber without borders: How Estonia turned crisis into cyber power. [Special Edition]

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Mike Arrowsmith: Facing adversity in the workplace. [CTrO] [Career Notes]

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Stealer in the status bar. [Research Saturday]

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Total defense meets total threat.

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AI or I-Spy?

214

When Windows breaks and chips crack.

215

A spyware swiss army knife.

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Bringing it all together. [CISO Persepctives]

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Your phone works for them now.

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Simone Petrella: Fake it, until you make it. [CEO] [Career Notes]

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The phishing kit that thinks like a human. [Research Saturday]

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Patch or pull the plug.

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The quietest weapon in America’s loudest strike.

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A softer touch on cyber.

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The algorithm gets questioned.

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Mid season reflection with Kim Jones. [CISO Perspectives]

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Wind and solar take a cyber hit.

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Richard Melick: Finding the right pattern to solve the problem. [Threat reporting] [Career Notes]

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Leaky chats collide with shifting security standards.

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Proxy wars and open doors.

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When the Director uses the wrong chat window.

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“The hackers made me do it,” or did they?

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How do you gain “experience” in cyber without a job in cyber? [CISO Persepctives]

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When encryption meets enforcement.

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Lauren Van Wazer: You have to be your own North Star. [CISSP] [Career Notes]

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Caught in the funnel. [Research Saturday]

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TikTok lives to scroll another day.

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Stabilized but smaller.

237

DOGE and the data trail.

238

Million-dollar hacks and a manhunt.

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Are we a trade or a profession? [CISO Perspectives]

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Investing in the security tech market with NightDragon. [T-Minus Space Daily Special Edition]

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Pentesting at the speed of thought. [CyberWire-X]

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Deepen Desai: A doctor in computer viruses. [CISO] [Career Notes]

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Picture perfect deception. [Research Saturday]

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Who turned out the lights?

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A long day without bars.

246

CVEs don’t sleep.

247

Source code in the wild aisle.

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Is the cyber talent ecosystem broken? [CISO Perspectives]

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A picture worth a thousand breaches.

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Laura Hoffner: Setting your sights high. [Intelligence] [Career Notes]

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Walking on EggStremes. [Research Saturday]

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Is interim the new permanent?

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America goes solo on cyber.

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Cyberattack in the fast lane.

255

X marks the violation.

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A city goes dark as cyber questions multiply.

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Michael Scott: A team of humble intellects. [Information security] [Career Notes]

258

Don’t trust that app!

259

Cyber and its "Hive" Mind

260

Confronting China’s Expanding Cyber Threats [Threat Vector]

261

Lorrie Cranor: Why Security Fails Real People [Afternoon Cyber Tea]

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The New Frontlines of Cybersecurity: Lessons from the 2025 Digital Defense Report [Microsoft Threat Intelligence Podcast]

263

Season finale: Leading security in a brave new world. [CISOP]

264

The Hidden Risk in Your Stack [Data Security Decoded]

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Charity Wright: Pursue what you love. [Threat intelligence] [Career Notes]

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Excel-lerating cyberattacks. [Research Saturday]

267

Beyond cyber: Securing the next horizon. [Special Edition]

268

Yippee-ki-yay, cybercriminals! [OMITB]

269

And the Breachies go to…

270

Eyes in the sky, red flags on the ground.

271

Everything old is new again.

272

Eric Escobar: Collaboration is key. [Pen tester] [Career Notes]

273

The lies that let AI run amok. [Research Saturday]

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Where encryption meets executive muscle.

275

OneView gives attackers the full tour.

276

The cloud that spies back.

277

Cyber shock to the oil trade.

278

Another day, another emergency patch.

279

Amanda Fennell: There's a cyber warrior in all of us [Information] [Career Notes]

280

Root access to the great firewall. [Research Saturday]

281

One rule to rule them all.

282

Weak passwords meet strong motives

283

When preview pane becomes preview pain.

284

The bug that got everyone’s attention.

285

America’s tech turn.

286

Jon DiMaggio: Two roads diverged. [Strategy] [Career Notes]

287

When macOS gets frostbite. [Research Saturday]

288

China’s quiet crawl into critical networks.

289

Pay cuts and a personnel freefall.

290

Just another day of scamming and jamming.

291

The Unseen World [Cyber Things]

292

ShadyPanda’s patient poisoning.

293

From cryptomixers to recipe mixers.

294

AI in the GRC: What's real, what's risky and what's next. [Special Edition]

295

Danielle Jablanski: Finding the path to success [Strategy] [Career Notes]

296

A new stealer hiding behind AI hype. [Research Saturday]

297

Pass the intel, please. [Only Malware in the Building]

298

Hacker Movies Then vs Now [Threat Vector]

299

Identifying vulnerabilities in space with Bigbear.ai. [Deep Space]

300

Hacktivists go galactic.

301

Message in the malware.

302

Inside job interrupted.

303

How realistic is A House of Dynamite? [T-Minus Deep Space]

304

Satya Gupta: Rising to your contribution. [CTO] [Career Notes]

305

DataTribe's Cyber Innovation Day: Cyber: The Wake of Tech Innovation. [Special Edition]

306

Two RMMs walk into a phish… [Research Saturday]

307

AI meets the chain of command.

308

Inside Jingle Thief Cloud Fraud Unwrapped [Threat Vector]

309

Eviction notice for Media Land.

310

The oversized file that stalled the internet.

311

A morning without Cloudflare.

312

The rise of AI-driven cyber offense.

313

Chenxi Wang: Overcoming the obstacle of fear. [Venture Capital] [Career Notes]

314

When clicks turn criminal. [Research Saturday]

315

Operation spyGPT.

316

404: Cybercrime not found.

317

Closing cracks before hackers do.

318

Transitioning from service to civilian life. [T-Minus Deep Space]

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Rebooting the government, one cyber law at a time.

320

Michael DeBolt: From acting to cyber. [Intelligence] [Career Notes]

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A fine pearl gone rusty. [Research Saturday]

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Legislating in the shadow of hackers.

323

The role of AI in Zero Trust. [CyberWire-X]

324

Stomping out critical bugs.

325

From small charges to big busts.

326

A storm brews behind the firewall.

327

FCC resets cyber oversight.

328

Arti Lalwani: Supporting and being the change. [Risk Management] [Career Notes]

329

Attack of the automated ops. [Research Saturday]

330

CISA’s steady hand in a stalled senate.

331

The Malware Mash!

332

Dial M for malware.

333

Logging off in Myawaddy.

334

Windows servers under siege

335

The UN’s big push for global cybercrime rules.

336

Derek Manky: Putting the rubber to the road. [Threat Intelligence] [Career Notes]

337

A look behind the lens. [Research Saturday]

338

The spy who sold out.

339

Cyber solidarity on the chopping block.

340

Hackers peek behind the nuclear curtain.

341

The SMB slip-up.

342

The day the cloud got foggy.

343

Kristin Strand: Be firm in your goals. [Consultant] [Career Notes]

344

Smile for the malware. [Research Saturday]

345

Prosper’s not so prosperous week.

346

When hackers go BIG in cyber espionage.

347

Prince of fraud loses crown.

348

When GoAnywhere goes wrong.

349

What Happened to Hacker Culture? [Threat Vector]

350

Chetan Conikee: Create narratives of your journey. [CTO] [Career Notes]

351

No honor among thieves. [Research Saturday]

352

When the breachers get breached.

353

Cyber defenders pulled into deportation duty.

354

Chinese hackers serve up espionage.

355

Critical GoAnywhere bug fuels ransomware wave.

356

Oracle zero-day serves up persistent access.

357

Sloane Menkes: What is the 2%? [Consultant] [Career Notes]

358

2025 DataTribe Challenge: Forging the future of cyber. [Special Edition]

359

China’s stealthiest spy operation yet. [Research Saturday]

360

WhatsApp worm spreads.

361

CISA furlough sparks fears.

362

When politics break the firewall.

363

One flaw to rule the root.

364

The November that never ended.

365

Joe Carrigan: Build your network. [Security engineer] [Career Notes]

366

Sunny-side spyware. [Research Saturday]

367

CISA sounds the alarm on Cisco flaws.

368

Critical GoAnywhere bug exposed.

369

AI to the rescue.

370

Espionage in the airwaves.

371

Grounded by ransomware.

372

Roselle Safran: So much opportunity. [Entrepreneur] [Career Notes]

373

Browser attacks without downloads. [Research Saturday]

374

The email that tricked an AI.

375

Brute force break-in.

376

Code beneath the sand.

377

AI chips flow east.

378

FBI botnet cleanup backfires.

379

Helen Patton: A platform to talk about security. [CISO] [Career Notes]

380

Data leak without a click. [Research Saturday]

381

WhatsAppened to Samsung?

382

Cyber and AI take center stage.

383

86 reasons to update.

384

Chalk one up for defenders.

385

Big tech, bigger fines.

386

Andrew Maloney: Never-ending thirst for knowledge. [COO] [Career Notes]

387

Don’t trust that app! [Research Saturday]

388

Wheels left spinning after cyber incident.

389

China’s cyberstorm goes global.

390

Ransomware in the rearview.

391

Blizzard warning: Amazon freezes midnight hack.

392

Hot sauce and hot takes: An Only Malware in the Building special. [OMITB]

393

Live from Black Hat: Ransomware, Responsible Disclosure, and the Rise of AI [Microsoft Threat Intelligence Podcast]

394

The labor behind the labor. [Special Edition]

395

Marina Ciavatta: Going after the human error. [Social engineer] [Career Notes]

396

Cracks in the wall. [Research Saturday]

397

Ransomware sick day.

398

Listening in on the listeners.

399

Whistle-blown and wide open.

400

Rolling the dice on cybersecurity.

401

A farmers market of stolen data.

402

Julian Waits: Find a way to help society. [Serial Entrepreneur] [Career Notes]

403

Beyond the smoke screen. [Research Saturday]

404

A free speech showdown.

405

Behind the lock lies a flaw.

406

Undoing the undo bug.

407

Inside Intel’s internal web maze.

408

Workday’s bad day.

409

Strengthening product security through ethical hacker collaboration. [CyberWire-X]

410

The CVE countdown clock. [Research Saturday]

411

Dr. Rois Ni Thuama: Get into the game. [Cyber governance] [Career Notes]

412

Media server mayday.

413

Dialysis down, data out.

414

When spies get spied on.

415

Kimsuky gets kim-sunk.

416

Deadlines in the cloud.

417

Ed Amoroso: Security shouldn't be the main dish. [Computer Science] [Career Notes]

418

When malware plays pretend. [Research Saturday]

419

Reflections in a broken vault.

420

Exchange hybrid flaw raises cloud alarm.

421

Chasing Silicon shadows.

422

Hello, hacker speaking.

423

New sheriff in cyber town.

424

Hannah Kenney: Focused on people. [Risk] [Career Notes]

425

nOAuth-ing to see here. [Research Saturday]

426

SUSE flaw found hiding in plain port.

427

Open source, open target.

428

State of emergency in St Paul.

429

Tea time is over.

430

Ground control to Kremlin.

431

Ryan Kovar: Everyday, assume compromise. [Strategy] [Career Notes]

432

Muddled Libra: From Spraying to Preying in 2025 [Threat Vector]

433

A dark web titan falls.

434

Powering AI with politics.

435

SharePoint springs a leak.

436

The SharePoint siege goes strategic.

437

Microsoft flaws fuel global breaches.

438

Anisha Patel: Right along with them. [Program management] [Career Notes]

439

Creeping like a spider. [Research Saturday]

440

UK calls out Russia’s playbook.

441

When hackers become the hunted.

442

Chrome’s high-risk bug gets squashed.

443

The Grok that broke the camel’s back.

444

Taxing times for cyber fraudsters.

445

Click here to steal. [Research Saturday]

446

MK Palmore: Lead from where you stand. [CISO] [Career Notes]

447

Behind the firewall, trouble brews.

448

Cybercrime has a hefty price tag.

449

Plug-ins gone rogue.

450

Memory leaks and login sneaks.

451

SafePay, unsafe day.

452

Swati Shekhar: Challenges increase your risk appetite. [Engineering] [Career Notes]

453

Botnet’s back, tell a friend. [Research Saturday]

454

Turning data into decisions. [Deep Space]

455

Secure Your Summer: Top Cyber Myths, Busted [Threat Vector]

456

The bug that let anyone in.

457

Houken blends stealth and chaos.

458

North Korea’s covert coders caught.

459

U.S. braces for Iranian cyber intrusions.

460

Jamil Jaffer: You should run towards risk. [Strategy] [Career Notes]

461

A tale of two botnets. [Research Saturday]

462

Turbulence in the cloud.

463

No panic—just patch.

464

Open-source, open season.

465

Iran’s digital threat after U.S. strikes.

466

Iran’s digital retaliation looms.

467

Jadee Hanson: Cybersecurity is a team effort. [CISO] [Career Notes]

468

Signed, sealed, exploitable. [Research Saturday]

469

A blast from the breached past.

470

Juneteenth: Reflecting, belonging, and owning your seat at the table. [Special Edition]

471

Typhoon on the line.

472

Can’t DOGE the inquiry.

473

Darknet drug marketplace closed for business.

474

Mark Nunnikhoven: Providing clarity about security. [Cloud strategy]

475

Hiding in plain sight with vibe coding.

476

Cloudflare’s cloudy day resolved.

477

Scam operations disrupted across Asia.

478

Ghost students “haunting” online colleges.

479

Jedai tricks, human risks.

480

White House reboots cybersecurity priorities.

481

Ell Marquez: It's okay to be new. [Linux] [Career Notes]

482

A new stealer hiding behind AI hype. [Research Saturday]

483

Beware of BADBOX.

484

China’s largest data leak exposes billions.

485

Appetite for tracking: A feast on private data.

486

Zero-day déjà vu.

487

AVCheck goes dark in Operation Endgame.

488

Brandon Karpf: A sailor of the 21st century. [Transitioning service member] [Career Notes]

489

Triofox and the key to disaster. [Research Saturday]

490

All systems not go.

491

When "out of the box" becomes "out of control."

492

Fingers point east.

493

BEAR-ly washed and dangerous.

494

AWS in Orbit: Automated Satellite Management. [T-Minus Space]

495

Hugh Thompson on Building the RSA Conference [Afternoon Cyber Tea]

496

Pattie Dillon: Take the leap. [Anti-fraud] [Career Notes]

497

Purple teaming in the modern enterprise. [CyberWire-X]

498

Pandas with a purpose. [Research Saturday]

499

When malware masters meet their match.

500

Lights out for Lumma.

501

Bear in the network.

502

The Take It Down Act walks a fine line.

503

Redacted realities: Inside the MoJ hack.

504

Dave Bittner: From puppet shows to podcasts. [Media] [Career Notes]

505

Leveling up their credential phishing tactics. [Research Saturday]

506

Preparing for the cyber battlespace.

507

Bypassing Bitlocker encryption.

508

Get to patching: Patch Tuesday updates.

509

Jamming in a ban on state AI regulation.

510

No quick fix for a ClickFix attack.

511

Limor Kessem: Be an upstander. [Security Advisor] [Career Notes]

512

Beyond cyber: Securing the next horizon. [Special Edition]

513

Hijacking wallets with malicious patches. [Research Saturday]

514

Scrutinizing the security of messaging apps continues.

515

Targeting schools is not cool.

516

AWS in Orbit: Empowering exploration on the Moon, Mars, and more.

517

When spyware backfires.

518

No hocus pocus—MagicINFO flaw is the real threat.

519

Hardcoded credentials and hard lessons.

520

Joe Bradley: A bit of a winding road. [Chief Scientist] [Career Notes]

521

When AI gets a to-do list. [Research Saturday]

522

Wired, but not fired.

523

AI on the offensive.

524

Less CISA, more private sector power?

525

Trends shaping the future at RSAC.

526

Lights out, lines down.

527

Natali Tshuva: Impacting critical industries. [CEO] [Career Notes]

528

Microsoft for Startups: The benefits of the cyber startup ecosystem. [Special Edition]

529

China’s new cyber arsenal revealed. [Research Saturday]

530

Pentagon hits fast-forward on software certs.

531

Lessons from the latest breach reports.

532

States struggle with cyber shift.

533

Proton66’s malware highway.

534

When fake fixes hide real attacks.

535

Rich Hale: Understanding the data. [CTO] [Career Notes]

536

Crafting malware with modern metals. [Research Saturday]

537

SSH-attered trust.

538

Microsoft squashes windows server bug.

539

CVE program gets last-minute lifeline.

540

OCC breach jolts financial sector.

541

AI ambitions clash with cyber caution.

542

Jennifer Walsmith: Pioneering and defining possible. [Cyber Solutions] [Career Notes]

543

The new malware on the block. [OMITB]

544

CISA shrinks while threats grow.

545

Former cybersecurity officials lose clearances.

546

Major breach at the US Treasury’s OCC.

547

Using AI to sniff out opposition.

548

UK Apple showdown gonna be public.

549

Rick Howard: Give people resources. [CSO] [Career Notes]

550

Bybit’s $1.4B breach. [Research Saturday]

551

A leadership shift.

552

The invisible force fueling cyber chaos.

553

Chrome & Firefox squash the latest flaws.

554

Hackers beware, fines are in the air.

555

Ransom demands and medical data for sale.

556

Alyssa Miller: We have to elevate others. [BISO] [Career Notes]

557

Breaking barriers, one byte at a time. [Research Saturday]

558

New sandbox escape looks awfully familiar.

559

FamousSparrow’s sneaky resurgence.

560

No click, all tricks.

561

The nightmare you can’t ignore.

562

Scammers celebrate with a bang.

563

Andrew Hammond: Understanding the plot. [Historian and Curator] [Career Notes]

564

Excel-lerating cyberattacks. [Research Saturday]

565

Brute force and broken trust.

566

Can’t escape RCE flaws.

567

Remote hijacking at your fingertips.

568

Tomcat got your server?

569

A reel disaster for GitHub.

570

Ingrid Toppelberg: Knowing how to take risks will pay off. [Cybersecurity education] [Career Notes]

571

Trailblazers in Cybersecurity: Lessons from the Women Leading the Charge [Threat Vector]

572

The ransomware clones of HellCat & Morpheus. [Research Saturday]

573

Balancing budget cuts and cybersecurity.

574

FCC draws the line on Chinese tech threats.

575

Will Plankey lead CISA to victory?

576

X marks the hack.

577

PHP flaw sparks global attack wave.

578

Peter Baumann: Adding value to data. [CEO] [Career Notes]

579

Botnet’s back, tell a friend. [Research Saturday]

580

The end of the line for Garantex.

581

From China with love (and Malware).

582

US Treasury targets darknet kingpin.

583

CISA keeps watch on Russia.

584

Is it cyber peace or just a buffer?

585

Taree Reardon: A voice for women in cyber. [Career Notes]

586

Caught in the contagious interview. [Research Saturday]

587

Pay the ransom or risk data carnage.

588

The masterminds behind a $1.5 billion heist.

589

Live from Orlando, it's Hacking Humans! [Hacking Humans]

590

Hacked in plain sight.

591

Orange you glad you didn't fall for this?

592

Can the U.S. keep up in cyberspace?

593

Dwayne Price: Sharing information. [Project Management] [Career Notes]

594

From small-time scams to billion-dollar threats. [Research Saturday]

595

The political shake-up at the FBI.

596

No rest for the patched.

597

Pennies for access.

598

PAN-ic mode: The race to secure PAN-OS.

599

LIVE! From Philly [Threat Vector]

600

Maria Thompson-Saeb: Be flexible and make it happen. [Program Management] [Career Notes]

601

Bot or not? The fake CAPTCHA trick spreading Lumma malware. [Research Saturday}

602

AI’s blind spots need human eyes.

603

Salt in the wound.

604

DOGEgeddon: The cyber crisis hiding in plain sight.

605

Apple’s race to secure your iPhone.

606

Read all about it—or maybe not.

607

Avi Shua: Try to do things by yourself. [CEO] [Career Notes]

608

Cleo’s trojan horse. [Research Saturday]

609

DOGE-eat-DOGE world.

610

FCC around and find out.

611

DOGE days numbered?

612

A wolf in DOGE’s clothing?

613

Federal agencies in power struggle crossfire.

614

Margaret Cunningham: A people scientist with a technology focus. [Behavioral science} [Career Notes]

615

A Digital Eye on supply-chain-based espionage attacks. [Research Saturday]

616

The end of a cybercrime empire.

617

Cracked and Nulled taken down.

618

Cats and RATS are all the rage.

619

It was DDoS, not us.

620

China's chatbot sends tech stocks into tailspin.

621

Dave Farrow: The guy that enabled the business. [Security leadership] [Career Notes]

622

LightSpy's dark evolution. [Research Saturday]

623

The end of warrantless searches?

624

A warning from the cloud.

625

The uncertain future of cyber safety oversight.

626

Trump’s opening moves.

627

AWS in Orbit: Data Automation and Space Domain Awareness with Kayhan Space. [AWS in Orbit]

628

Baan Alsinawi: Trust ourselves and be courageous. [Compliance] [Career Notes]

629

A cute cover for a dangerous vulnerability. [Research Saturday]

630

Hacking the bureau.

631

Bolstering the digital shield.

632

Massive malware cleanup.

633

National security in the digital age.

634

Multi-factor frustration.

635

The hidden cost of data hoarding. [Research Saturday]

636

Michael Bishop Jr.: Good, bad or indifferent. [Security] [Career Notes]

637

When retaliation turns digital.

638

Biden’s final cyber order tackles digital weaknesses.

639

A new Mirai-based botnet.

640

U.S. sanctions spark cyber showdown with China.

641

China’s shadow over U.S. telecom networks.

642

Dominique West: Security found me. [Strategy] [Career Notes]

643

Crypto client or cyber trap? [Research Saturday]

644

AI-powered propaganda.

645

A breach in the U.S. Treasury.

646

Scotland’s position to lead cyber and space. [Deep Space]

647

Disrupting Cracked Cobalt Strike [The Microsoft Threat Intelligence Podcast]

648

Future-proofing finance: FS-ISAC’s blueprint for cryptographic agility. [Special Edition]

649

Navigating AI Safety and Security Challenges with Yonatan Zunger [The BlueHat Podcast]

650

Streamlining the US Navy's innovation process: A conversation with Acting CTO Justin Fanelli.

651

Yatia (Tia) Hopkins: Grit and right place, right time. [Solutions Architecture] [Career Notes]

652

On the prowl for mobile malware. [Research Saturday]

653

A cyber carol.

654

Putting a dent in the cybersecurity workforce gap.

655

The CyberWire: The 12 Days of Malware. [Special edition]

656

A social engineering carol.

657

Lessons from the Viasat cybersecurity attack. [T-Minus]

658

Decoding XDR: Allie Mellen on What’s Next [Threat Vector]

659

Court puts the ‘spy’ in spyware.

660

Jim Zufoletti: Building your experience portfolio. [Entrepreneur] [Career Notes]

661

Quishing for trouble. [Research Saturday]

662

Ukraine’s fight to restore critical data.

663

Breached but not broken.

664

Hacking allegations and antitrust heat.

665

The cost of peeking at U.S. traffic.

666

Rhode Island cyberattack exposes sensitive data.

667

Marcelle Lee: Cyber sleuth detecting emerging threats. [Research] [Career Notes]

668

Watching the watchers. IoT vulnerabilities exposed by AI. [Research Saturday]

669

Hackers in handcuffs.

670

When AI goes offline.

671

When exploits go wild and patches race the clock.

672

Buckets of trouble.

673

Router security in jeopardy.

674

Aviv Grafi: There needs to be fundamental changes in security. [CEO] [Career Notes]

675

Digital Mindhunters: a novel look at cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. [Special Edition]

676

The JPHP loader breaking away from the pack. [Research Saturday]

677

The NTLM bug that sees and steals.

678

Dismantling the Manson cybercrime market.

679

The end of MATRIX.

680

Nam3l3ss but not harmless.

681

The international effort making digital spaces safer.

682

Debra Danielson: Be fearless. [CTO] [Career Notes]

683

Leaking your AWS API keys, on purpose? [Research Saturday]

684

Science fiction meets reality with Ronald D. Moore. [T-Minus Deep Space]

685

Solution Spotlight: Simone Petrella talking with Lee Parrish, CISO of Newell Brands, about his book and security relationship management. [Special Edition]

686

Grappling with a ransomware attack.

687

Taking aim at cybercrime.

688

Novel attacks and creative phishing angles.

689

Greg Bell: Answer the question of "why?" [Open Source] [Career Notes]

690

Exposing AI's Achilles heel. [Research Saturday]

691

A not so BASIC farewell.

692

No more spinach for PopeyeTools.

693

When location data becomes a weapon.

694

Biden vs. Trump: A tale of two cybersecurity strategies.

695

A new era for CISA under Trump?

696

Teresa Shea: The challenge of adapting new technologies. [Intelligence] [Career Notes]

697

Credential harvesters in the cloud. [Research Saturday]

698

One tap, total access: Pegasus exploits unveiled.

699

Eavesdropping on America’s eyes and ears.

700

‘Bitcoin Jesus’ and Sheboygan face problems.

701

Ransomware as a public health crisis.

702

Solution Spotlight: Rebuilding trust in the wake of tech calamities. [Special Edition]

703

Kevin Magee: Focus on the archer. [CSO] [Career Notes]

704

A firewall wake up call. [Research Saturday]

705

CISA issues urgent warning.

706

Canada cuts TikTok ties.

707

That’s a wrap on election day.

708

Confidence on election day.

709

FBI fights fake news.

710

Dinah Davis: Building your network. [R&D] [Career Notes]

711

Velvet Ant's silent invasion. [Research Saturday]

712

A push to debunk election disinformation.

713

Guarding the Vote

714

The Malware Mash

715

Password snafu sparks election security questions.

716

Solution Spotlight: Cultivating cybersecurity culture. [Special Edition]

717

Securing democracy.

718

Operation Magnus strikes back.

719

Stephen Hamilton: Getting the mission to the next level. [Military] [Career Notes]

720

Mission possible? Navigating tech adoption in the DoD. [Special Edition]

721

LLM security 101. [Research Saturday]

722

UnitedHealth breach numbers confirmed.

723

A giant FortiJump for cybercriminals.

724

NotLockBit takes a bite out of macOS.

725

Zero-day exploited in the wild.

726

On the run, caught on arrival.

727

Aarti Borkar: Make your own choices. [Product] [Career Notes]

728

New targets, new tools, same threat. [Research Saturday]

729

No more “cyber Snorlax” naps.

730

Authorities bring down another hacker.

731

Sri Lanka says ‘no more’ to financial fakers!

732

Election Propaganda: Part 3: Efforts to reduce the impact of future elections.

733

A “must patch” list in the making.

734

Solution Spotlight: A first look at ISC2's 2024 Cybersecurity Workforce Study. [Special Edition]

735

Billy Wilson: Translating language skills to technical skills. [HPC] [Career Notes]

736

Ransomware on repeat. [Research Saturday]

737

Patient portals down, ransomware up.

738

Hacked, attacked, and sued.

739

Attacks amidst anniversaries.

740

Election Propaganda: Part 2: Modern propaganda efforts.

741

Key player unmasked in global ransomware takedown.

742

Tapped and trapped.

743

Dr. Jessica Barker: Cybersecurity has a huge people element to it. [Socio-technical] [Career Notes]

744

Podcast bait, malware switch. [Research Saturday]

745

Caught red-handed.

746

The Global Race for the 21st Century

747

Election Propaganda Part 1: How does election propaganda work?

748

Breaking news blocked.

749

Escape from GPU island.

750

Steve Blank, national security, and the dilemma of technology disruption. (Part 2 of 2) [Special Edition]

751

Jason Clark: Challenge the way things are done. [Strategy] [Career Notes]

752

Beyond the permissions wall. [Research Saturday]

753

Darknet dollars exposed.

754

Salt Typhoon’s cyber storm.

755

Blue screen blues.

756

PIVOTT Act drafts the next wave of digital defenders.

757

Can connected cars jeopardize national security?

758

Kyla Guru: You are a key piece to our national security. [Education] [Career Notes]

759

Steve Blank, national security, and the dilemma of technology disruption. (Part 1 of 2)

760

Hook, line, and sinker. [Research Saturday]

761

They really are watching what we watch.

762

Derailing the Raptor Train botnet.

763

High-stakes sabotage.

764

One small step for scammers.

765

Agencies warn of voter data deception.

766

Breaking the information sharing barrier.

767

Ben Yelin: A detour could be a sliding door moment. [Policy] [Career Notes]

768

Spamageddon: Xeon Sender’s cloudy SMS attack revealed! [Research Saturday]

769

Mini-breach, mega-hype.

770

UK’s newest cybersecurity MVPs.

771

A Patch Tuesday overload.

772

Solution Spotlight: Mary Haigh, Global CISO of BAE Systems, on building a cybersecurity team.

773

Stealth, command, exfiltrate: The three-headed cyber dragon of Crimson Palace.

774

A ticking clock to exploitation.

775

Ann Johnson: Trying to make the world safer. [Business Development] [Career Notes]

776

The playbook for outpacing China. [Research Saturday]

777

Blizzard warning: Russia’s GRU unleashes new cyber saboteurs.

778

U.S. rains on Russia’s fake news parade.

779

From secure to clone-tastic.

780

Brazil nixes Twitter’s successor.

781

AWS in Orbit: Building Opportunity with Axiom Space. [AWS in Orbit]

782

Tom Gorup: Fail fast and fail forward. [Operations]

783

The impact of CISO Circles and cultivating a security culture.

784

Pop goes the developer. [Research Saturday]

785

High stakes for high tech: California's AI safety regulations take center stage.

786

Crime, compliance, and controversy.

787

From screen share to spyware.

788

Cyber revolt or just digital ruckus?

789

From secret chats to public spats.

790

Ellen Sundra: Actions speak louder than words. [Engineering] [Career Notes]

791

Quantum-proof and ready: NIST unveils the future of encryption. [Special Edition]

792

MaaS infrastructure exposed. [Research Saturday]

793

Hackers strike LiteSpeed cache again.

794

Almost letting hackers rule the web.

795

Cyberattack cripples major American chipmaker.

796

Cybersecurity on the ballot.

797

Mic, camera, and more at risk.

798

Robert Lee: Keeping the lights on. [ICS] [Career Notes]

799

Essential tools with critical security challenges. [Research Saturday]

800

Demo-lition derby: iVerify and Google clash over pixel app pitfalls.

801

Weeding out 'worms' for Window's users.

802

A health bot’s security slip-up.

803

From dispossessor to disposed.

804

Solution Spotlight: Simone Petrella talking with Lee Parrish, CISO of Newell Brands, about his book and security relationship management. [Special Edition]

805

Confidential or compromised?

806

What does materiality mean exactly?

807

Andrea Little Limbago: Look at the intersection of the of humans and technology. [Social Science]

808

Prompts gone rogue. [Research Saturday]

809

The 18-year stowaway.

810

Cybersecurity leaders gear up for the ultimate test.

811

When updates attack.

812

Cyberattack calls for an early dismissal.

813

TikTok in the hot seat...again.

814

Cybersecurity is radically asymmetrically distributed.

815

Spinning the web of tangled tactics. [Research Saturday]

816

Ron Brash: Problem fixer in critical infrastructure. [OT] [Career Notes]

817

A high-stakes swap.

818

Ransomware strikes a nerve.

819

When DDoS and defense collide.

820

Breaking Bad (records).

821

Are North Korean hackers going 'Seoul' searching?

822

The current state of the zero trust.

823

Encore: Camille Stewart: Technology becomes more of an equalizer. [Legal] [Career Notes]

824

Streamlining the US Navy's innovation process: A conversation with Acting CTO Justin Fanelli. [Special Edition]

825

The Black Basta ransomware riddle. [Research Saturday]

826

FBI and DOJ thwart North Korean cyber scheme.

827

Playing doctor with cyberattacks.

828

Ghost accounts haunt GitHub.

829

Don't mess with the NCA.

830

CrowdStrike and Microsoft battle blue screens across the globe.

831

The current state of Cyber Threat Intelligence.

832

Encore: James Hadley: Spend time on what interests you. [CEO] [Career Notes]

833

Olympic scammers go for gold. [Research Saturday]

834

Cybersecurity snow day.

835

SSM On-Prem Flaw is a 10/10 disaster.

836

Criminal networks crumble.

837

Squarespace's square off with hijacked domains.

838

Conspiracy theories in politics.

839

The current state of MITRE ATT&CK.

840

On the prowl for mobile malware. [Research Saturday]

841

Encore: Malek Ben Salem: Taking those challenges. [R&D] [Career Notes]

842

AT&T's not so LOL hack.

843

Inside the crypto scam empire.

844

Old school, new threat.

845

Uniting against APT40.

846

The age old battle between iPhone and Android.

847

Encore: Richard Clarke: From presidential inspiration to cybersecurity policy pioneer. [Policy] [Career Notes]

848

Encore: Welcome to New York, it's been waitin' for you. [Research Saturday]

849

Deep dive into the 2024 Incident Response Report with Unit 42's Michael "Siko" Sikorski [Threat Vector]

850

Encore: The curious case of the missing IcedID. [Only Malware in the Building]

851

The Supreme Court is bringing a judicial shakeup.

852

Take a trip down regreSSHion lane.

853

A swift fix for a serious router bug.

854

The current state of IAM: A Rick-the-toolman episode.

855

Encore: Carole Theriault: Constantly learning new things. [Media] [Career Notes]

856

APT36's cyber blitz on India. [Research Saturday]

857

TeamViewer and APT29 go toe to toe.

858

Solution Spotlight: Progress on the National Cyber Workforce and Education Strategy. [Special Edition]

859

E-commerce or E-spying?

860

2024 Cyber Talent Study by N2K and WiCyS. [Special Edition]

861

LockBit picks a brawl with banks.

862

U.S. and China dance the telecom tango.

863

The claim heard ‘round the world.

864

Encore: Sal Aurigemma: How things work. [Education] [Career Notes]

865

Piercing the through the fog. [Research Saturday]

866

U.S. tightens the cybersecurity belt.

867

Cyberattack leaves dealerships feeling stuck in neutral.

868

T-Minus Overview- Our Moon [T-Minus Radio Program]

869

Servers seized, terrorists teased.

870

Scattered Spider hacker snagged in Spain.

871

The current state of XDR: A Rick-the-toolman episode.

872

Encore: Rosa Smothers: Secure the planet. [Intelligence] [Career Notes]

873

Exploring the mechanics of Infostealer malware. [Research Saturday]

874

A hacking keeps you humble.

875

Whistleblower warns of profit over protection.

876

COATHANGER isn’t hanging up just quite yet.

877

Hijacking your heritage.

878

Rethinking recalls.

879

Encore: Geoff White: Suddenly all of the pieces start to line up. [Journalism] [Career Notes]

880

Riding the hype for new Arc browser. [Rsearch Saturday]

881

A snapshot of security woes.

882

CISA's calls for a JCDC makeover.

883

Opening up on hidden secrets.

884

Ransomware hit causes pathology paralysis.

885

Things aren’t looking so Shiny(Hunters) at cloud provider Snowflake.

886

Solution Spotlight on the 2024 NICE Conference Keynote: A Journey with No Destination: A CISO’s Pathway to a Cybersecurity Career. [Special Edition]

887

SolarWinds and the SEC.

888

Solution Spotlight on the 2024 NICE Conference: Business Roundtable.

889

Encore: Diane M. Janosek: It's only together that we are going to rise. [Education] [Career Notes]

890

1700 IPs and counting. [Research Saturday]

891

New cybersecurity bill aims to untangle federal regulations.

892

Operation Endgame: Hackers' hideouts exposed.

893

Alleged leaked files expose a dirty secret.

894

FBI untangles the web that is Scattered Spider.

895

Memorial Day special.

896

Encore: Richard Torres: Getting that level of experience is going to be crucial. [Security Operations] [Career Notes]

897

International effort dismantles LockBit. [Research Saturday]

898

Cybercriminals target London drugs.

899

Checkmate at check in.

900

Privacy nightmare or useful tool?

901

The secrets of a dark web drug lord.

902

Double key encryption debate.

903

Encore: Monica Ruiz: Moving ahead when not many look like you. [Policy] [Career Notes]

904

From secret images to encryption keys. [Research Saturday]

905

10 years on: The 10th anniversary of the first indictment of Chinese PLA actors. [Special Edition]

906

MediSecure data breach hits Aussie healthcare.

907

FBI strikes against a cybercrime syndicate.

908

A bipartisan blueprint for American leadership.

909

Google strikes back.

910

A battle for digital sovereignty.

911

Encore: Brandon Robinson: Built from the ground up. [Sales Engineer] [Career Notes]

912

The double-edged sword of cyber espionage. [Research Saturday]

913

Treasury's offensive in financial defense.

914

Healthcare in the crosshairs.

915

The takedown of a ransomware ringleader.

916

Hack-proofing the future to shape cyberspace.

917

Charting the course: Biden's blueprint for global cybersecurity.

918

Encore: Elizabeth Wharton: Strong shoulders for someone else to stand on. [Legal] [Career Notes]

919

Geopolitical tensions rise with China. [Research Saturday]

920

Ransomware attack turns legal attack.

921

Dropbox sign breach exposes secrets.

922

Retirement plan breach shakes financial giant.

923

Ransomware is just a prescription for chaos.

924

An unprecedented surge in credential stuffing.

925

Encore: Jack Rhysider: Get your experience points in everything. [Media] [Career Notes]

926

Cerber ransomware strikes Linux. [Research Saturday]

927

Kaiser Permanente's privacy predicament.

928

Cyber Talent Insights: Strengthening the cyber talent pipeline apparatus. (Part 3 of 3) [Special Edition]

929

The shadowy adversary in Cisco's crosshairs.

930

Iran's covert cyber operations exposed.

931

Visa crackdown against spyware swindlers.

932

Renewed surveillance sparks controversy.

933

Encore: Kiersten Todt: problem solving and building solutions. [Policy] [Career Notes]

934

Cloud Architect vs Detection Engineer: Mutual benefit. [CyberWire-X]

935

The art of information gathering. [Research Saturday]

936

Swift responses to cyberattacks.

937

Cyber Talent Insights: Charting your path in cybersecurity. (Part 2 of 3) [Special Edition]

938

From phishing to felony.

939

The rebirth of Russia's cyber warfare.

940

Weathering the phishing front.

941

Hunting vulnerabilities.

942

AWS in Orbit: Extending the resilient edge to space. [T-Minus AWS in Orbit]

943

Encore: Stu Sjouwerman: Trying for a win, win, win game. [CEO] [Career Notes]

944

AWS in Orbit: Building a resilient outernet. [T-Minus AWS in Orbit]

945

Breaking down a high-severity vulnerability in Kubernetes. [Research Saturday]

946

Privacy, power, and the path forward.

947

Cyber Talent Insights: Navigating the landscape for enterprise organizations. (Part 1 of 3) [Special Edition]

948

Apple's worldwide warning on mercenary attacks.

949

From deadlock to debate on a revised Section 702 bill.

950

Unraveling a healthcare ransomware web.

951

A possible breakthrough in data privacy legislation.

952

Encore: Selena Larson: The Green Goldfish and cyber threat intelligence. [Analyst] [Career Notes]

953

Leaking your AWS API keys, on purpose? [Research Saturday]

954

Deciphering the Acuity cybersecurity incident.

955

Securing secrets: The State Department's cyber hunt.

956

Biden administration brings down the hammer.

957

From lawsuit to logoff: Google's incognito mode makeover.

958

Unmasking the xzploitation.

959

Encore: Liji Samuel: Leaping beyond the barrier. [Certification] [Career Notes]

960

The supply chain in disarray. [Research Saturday]

961

Pentagon’s cybersecurity roadmap.

962

AWS in Orbit: Monitoring critical road infrastructure at scale with Alteia and the World Bank. [T-Minus AWS in Orbit]

963

A battle against malware.

964

Jennifer Walsmith: Pioneering and defining possible. [Cyber Solutions] [Career Notes]

965

If there's something strange in your neighborhood, don't call Facebook.

966

The great firewall breached: China's covert cyber assault on America exposed.

967

Dr. Rois Ni Thuama: Get into the game. [Cyber governance] [Career Notes]

968

Python developers under attack.

969

Encore: Marcelle Lee: Cyber sleuth detecting emerging threats. [Research] [Career Notes]

970

HijackLoader unleashed: Evolving threats and sneaky tactics. [Research Saturday]

971

When it rains, it pours.

972

A CIA Psychologist on the Minds of World Leaders, Pt. 2 with Dr. Ursula Wilder [SpyCast]

973

Safeguarding American data from foreign hands.

974

Sloane Menkes: What is the 2%? [Consultant] [Career Notes]

975

Biden's cyber splash in protecting the nation's water systems.

976

The SEC's Cybersecurity Law, a New Compliance Era with Jacqueline Wudyka. [Threat Vector]

977

SIM swap scammer pleads guilty.

978

Roselle Safran: So much opportunity. [Entrepreneur] [Career Notes]

979

The hot pursuit of Volt Typhoon.

980

Encore: Dawn Cappelli: Becoming the cyber fairy godmother. [OT] [Career Notes]

981

Unveiling the updated NICE Framework & cybersecurity education’s future. [Special Edition]

982

Inside SendGrid's phishy business. [Research Saturday]

983

Flight fiasco: UK Defence Minister's jet faces GPS jamming.

984

A CIA Psychologist on the Minds of World Leaders, Pt. 1 with Dr. Ursula Wilder [SpyCast]

985

TikTok showdown: U.S. lawmakers target privacy and security.

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Teresa Rothaar: Outwork the competition. [Analyst] [Career Notes]

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The usual suspects are up to their usual tricks.

988

Biden's budget boost for cybersecurity.

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Kyla Guru: You are a key piece to our national security. [Education] [Career Notes]

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CISA’s news trifecta.

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Encore: Swati Shekhar: Challenges increase your risk appetite. [Engineering] [Career Notes]

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Setting better cyber job expectations to attract and retain talent. [Special Edition]

993

Understanding the multi-tiered impact of ransomware. [Research Saturday]

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From breach to battle: The escalating threat of Midnight Blizzard.

995

Encore: Breaking Through: Securing the advancement of women in cybersecurity. {Special Editions]

996

A secret scheme resulting in stolen secrets.

997

Encore: Dinah Davis: Building your network. [R&D] [Career Notes]

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No cyber blues on Super Tuesday.

999

Change Healthcare hackers cash in $22 million ransom.

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Encore: Monica Ruiz: Moving ahead when not many look like you. [Policy]