This Week in Enterprise Tech

iTunes ZeroDay Attackers hide behind trusted domains, HTTPS API Security: Confessions of a non-programming infosec junky Facebook debuts latest PyTorch w/ Google TPU support Can the Girl Scouts save the moon from cyberattack? Making DevSecOps part of your culture Flaw in Cyberoam firewalls exposed corporate networks to hackers An appeals court says FCC can repeal Net Neutrality, but can't tell states what to do AppSec "Spaghetti on the Wall" Tool Strategy undermining security Hosts: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors:

Netflix consumes 15% of the world's global internet traffic Magecart Group 4 linked to Cobalt Group in new research LTE-M: 4G for the Internet of Things Dutch police take down a hosting provider to stop DDoS botnets Millions more embedded devices contain vulnerable IPnet software ISPs vs. Google on encrypted DNS Attackers exploit 0-day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phones Ransomware forces hospitals to turn away all but the most critical patients FISMA requirements relate to firmware security Kyle Davis of Redis Labs on a database that works like a developer thinks. Hosts: Guest: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors:

No Surprise - Voting machines are vulnerable to hacks, and they have been hacked The shift to serverless is real No, it wasn't a virus; it was Chrome that stopped Macs from booting Nuclear fission rockets - the things dreams are made of A DoorDash Breach Brings a Side of Exposed Credentials With Your Meal High-severity vulnerability in vBulletin is being actively exploited Supercomputer? Phooey! Try Google's quantum computer! How Network Logging Mitigates Legal Risk Could Your Organization be Using Too Many Security Tools? Coder deletes open-source add-on for Chef in protest over ICE contract Matthew Halliday, co-founder and VP of Products at real-time analytics company Hosts: Guest: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors:

Edward Snowden doesn't want you thinking he is colluding with Russia Working at WeWork? Your data was visible A tool in webcams and DVRs is enabling DDoSes AT&T wants to smother you with a blanket claim that you agreed to let them sell your data GitHub is growing up: It just bought Semmle and became a CVE Numbering Authority Millions of Americans' medical images and data are available on the Internet 50 states and territories launch massive joint probe into Google Crowdsourcing security research Hackers are trying to steal passwords from VPNs Hosts: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors:

The Joker Malware hits Android and it's no joke. So much for Law & Order: Attacks continue on Universities from Iranian group despite indictments. Sophos open-sources Sandboxie. 281 Arrested in International BEC Takedown. PsiXBot Malware upgraded to use DNS-over-HTTPS. Encrypted DNS could help close the biggest privacy gap on the Internet. An appeals court rules that scraping a public website is not a violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Community projects highlight the need for security volunteers. Anthony James of Infoblox on why DNS security is often overlooked and when left unprotected can leave the backdoor to enterprise networks wide open. Hosts: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors: