Cybersecurity guru Steve Gibson joins Leo Laporte every Tuesday. Steve and Leo break down the latest cybercrime and hacking stories, offering a deep understanding of what's happening and how to protect yourself and your business. Security Now is a must listen for security professionals every week. Records live every Tuesday at 4:30pm Eastern / 1:30pm Pacific / 21:30 UTC.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
• The consequences of Internet content restriction.
• The measured risks of 3rd-party browser extensions.
• The consequences of SonicWall's unpatched 9.8 firewall severity.
• The incredible number of still-unencrypted email servers.
• SonicWa... more
Leo revisits some of the year's top Security Now segments of 2024.
• 956. Apple's Hardware Backdoor: Steve reflects on the previous week's 'The Mystery of CVE-2023-38606' deep-dive. Did Apple deliberately designed a secure backdoor?
• 960. Unfores... more
• Is AI the Wizard of Oz? Or is it more?
• Microsoft's long standing effective MFA login bypass.
• Is TPM 2.0 not required after all for Windows 11?
• Meet 14 North Korean IT workers who made $88 million from the West.
• Android updates its B... more
This week, Steve and Leo discuss the recent 'Salt Typhoon' hack of U.S. telecom providers by China, TPM 2.0 requirement for Windows 11, Microsoft's newly hacked Windows activation system, Apple patenting AI facial and body recognition, and much more.... more
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SN never dissapoints...which is truly remarkable for a podcast that has now surpassed 1k episodes!!🫡
I’ve listened to Security Now for about 10 years. Steve does an excellent job of explaining and deciphering some of the more technical elements which makes the content more accessible to someone like me who isn’t an IT professional. The discussion is wide ranging, informative and fun. Highly recommended
Show is good but I am hating the audio, Leo is eating crackers in my ear. I hate it. For now one star till Leo learns how to behave!
Weekly in-depeth analysis of security and privacy news. Generally easy to listen to with the occasional 'deep dive' featuring more technical detail.
I’m a long time fan, but the show is just to long. Plus, I can’t handle the same old jokes (what could possibly go wrong). Not to mention they have to beat a dead horse about Show #1000.
I’m done, very good security information, but way to much of fluff.
Spotify | #38 | United States/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #38 | United States/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #61 | Canada/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #98 | United Kingdom/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #124 | Australia/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #125 | Germany/Technology |
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