HEAL Security - Cybersecurity Intelligence & News for Healthcare
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In this episode, Edd Hall discusses how cybercriminals are blending AI abuse, cloud exploitation, and social engineering to launch increasingly sophisticated attacks. From Microsoft uncovering the SesameOp backdoor that used OpenAI’s API for covert communication, to the TruffleNet campaign stealing AWS credentials, this week reveals how trusted technologies are being weaponized. Edd also breaks down new CISA advisories on industrial control systems, the U.S. CFPB’s declining cybersecurity posture, a React Native supply-chain flaw, a massive Swedish data breach affecting 1.5 million people, and a ransomware group spreading fake Microsoft Teams ads. Tune in to learn how these events highlight the growing need for vigilance, patching, and smarter cloud identity protection in today’s cyber landscape.
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In this episode, Edd Hall discusses how cybercriminals are blending AI abuse, cloud exploitation, and social engineering to launch increasingly sophisticated attacks. From Microsoft uncovering the SesameOp backdoor that used OpenAI’s API for covert communication, to the TruffleNet campaign stealing AWS credentials, this week reveals how trusted technologies are being weaponized. Edd also breaks down new CISA advisories on industrial control systems, the U.S. CFPB’s declining cybersecurity posture, a React Native supply-chain flaw, a massive Swedish data breach affecting 1.5 million people, and a ransomware group spreading fake Microsoft Teams ads. Tune in to learn how these events highlight the growing need for vigilance, patching, and smarter cloud identity protection in today’s cyber landscape.
Airstalk Malware, AI-Powered Vulnerability Patching, and Global Cyber Tensions: This Week in Cybersecurity
HEAL Security - Cybersecurity Intelligence & News for Healthcare
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4 days ago
Airstalk Malware, AI-Powered Vulnerability Patching, and Global Cyber Tensions: This Week in Cybersecurity
In this episode, Mark and Diana discuss the latest cybersecurity developments — from the state-backed Airstalk malware campaign exploiting VMware AirWatch APIs to Claroty’s critical authentication bypass fix. They also explore OpenAI’s new AI model “Aardvark”, designed to automatically detect and patch code vulnerabilities, and Microsoft Edge’s new scareware sensor aimed at blocking tech-support scams. Plus, they cover ongoing Cisco “BadCandy” infections, the U.S. decision to reject the UN cybercrime treaty, MOVEit and Linux kernel vulnerabilities, and CISA’s updated Exchange Server guidance — wrapping up with insights on what these trends mean for enterprise security in 2025.
HEAL Security - Cybersecurity Intelligence & News for Healthcare
In this episode, Edd Hall discusses how cybercriminals are blending AI abuse, cloud exploitation, and social engineering to launch increasingly sophisticated attacks. From Microsoft uncovering the SesameOp backdoor that used OpenAI’s API for covert communication, to the TruffleNet campaign stealing AWS credentials, this week reveals how trusted technologies are being weaponized. Edd also breaks down new CISA advisories on industrial control systems, the U.S. CFPB’s declining cybersecurity posture, a React Native supply-chain flaw, a massive Swedish data breach affecting 1.5 million people, and a ransomware group spreading fake Microsoft Teams ads. Tune in to learn how these events highlight the growing need for vigilance, patching, and smarter cloud identity protection in today’s cyber landscape.
