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 | 29 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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• New "SparkCat" secret-stealing AI image scanner discovered in App and Play stores.
• The UK demands that Apple does the impossible: decrypting ADP cloud data.
• France moves forward on legislation to require backdoors to encryption.
• Firefox... more
• Why was DeepSeek banned by Italian authorities?
• What internal proprietary DeepSeek data was found online?
• What is "DeepSeek" anyway? Why do we care, and what does it mean?
• Did Microsoft just make OpenAI's strong model available for free... more
• eM Client CAN be purchased outright.
• An astonishing 5-year-old typo in MasterCard's DNS.
• An unwelcome surprise received by 18,459 low-level hackers.
• DDoS attacks continue growing, seemingly without any end in sight.
• Let's Encrypt cl... more
• What do we learn from January's record breaking 0-day critical Patch Tuesday?
• Microsoft to "force-install" a new Outlook into all Windows 10 and 11 desktops?
• GoDaddy required to get much more serious about its hosting security.
• More age... more
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Having taught cybersecurity classes for decades, I have consistently recommended this podcast to students and professionals as a resource helping them to learn and maintain a current level of knowledge in this ever changing field.
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I have never seen anyone destroy their own reputation like Steve did on the Jun 6. How many times has Steve warned about apps collecting data or some other problem (ep. 886, 894, 905 are just a few). But Steve goes off the political 'DEEP END' to use his phrase with the proposed legislation that would have apps label country of origin. Considering the following story after he mocked this legislation where cameras were being using because of faulty app/software it shows how his politics override ... more
Please give us more propaganda on why it’s not worth trying to restore freedom of speech.
Security Now is a more mainstream infosec podcast than some of the others out there. However, Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte are entertaining and can be funny.
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