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.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest cybersecurity developments shaping the global landscape — including a massive surge in DDoS attacks across the Middle East, LinkedIn’s AI data privacy deadline, and a shocking case of a U.S. defense contractor selling exploits to Russia. He also covers a major data leak from Iran’s intelligence academy, new additions to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, malware targeting WooCommerce sites, high-severity flaws in Docker Compose, and fresh security guidance from CISA and NSA for Microsoft Exchange and industrial control systems.

In today’s HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest, we cover the latest developments shaking the cybersecurity world — from Microsoft’s global DNS outage to a surge in AI-powered attacks across Africa. Discover how new vulnerabilities like TEE.Fail and LiteSpeed Cache exploits are putting systems at risk, while Gunra ransomware and PhantomRaven supply-chain attacks continue to spread. We also explore how data gaps are leaving healthcare providers in the dark. Stay informed with the most critical cybersecurity updates shaping today’s digital landscape.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest global cybersecurity incidents, including massive data breaches, ransomware attacks, and actively exploited vulnerabilities. He breaks down how these events impact individuals and organizations, highlights emerging threats like zero-day exploits and sophisticated APT campaigns, and explores how companies are responding with advanced security measures such as threat intelligence platforms. Listeners will gain insights into the current cyber threat landscape and practical steps to stay protected.

Today’s episode of HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest dives into the latest global cybersecurity developments — from a critical flaw in Ubiquiti’s UniFi Access system to a Chrome zero-day exploit linked to an Italian spyware vendor. We cover Dentsu’s data breach, Apple’s controversial iOS update that wipes spyware evidence, and a massive leak exposing 183 million Gmail accounts. Plus, researchers uncover a fake “privacy” browser tied to Chinese servers, and Microsoft tests a new Windows feature to boost system reliability. Stay informed with the top cybersecurity stories shaping the digital world.

In this episode, Mark and Diana discuss the week’s biggest cybersecurity developments — from YouTube videos secretly delivering malware to rising ransomware attacks across healthcare and manufacturing. They explore how Jaguar Land Rover’s $2.5B breach exposed weaknesses in industrial cybersecurity, why Canada’s healthcare system is under siege, and what lessons can be learned from recent Apple, Oracle, and Finwise incidents. The hosts also unpack the DHS warrant involving OpenAI, the growing move toward passwordless authentication, and how observability is reshaping digital defense in healthcare.

In today’s cybersecurity roundup, we cover major developments shaking the tech world — from SpaceX disabling thousands of Starlink terminals used in scams to Samsung patching a serious zero-day flaw in the Galaxy S25. Microsoft tightens Windows security by disabling the preview pane, while new attacks exploit Adobe Commerce and Magento platforms. We also look at how spreadsheet-based risk tracking is failing organizations, a critical Comet Browser vulnerability, and cybersecurity warnings for Medicare’s open enrollment season. Stay informed with the latest in threat intelligence and digital defense.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest developments in cybersecurity, including emerging threats, critical vulnerabilities, phishing campaigns, AI-related security risks, and high-profile data breaches. He highlights key actions organizations should take to strengthen defenses, manage risks, and protect sensitive data in an increasingly complex digital landscape.

In today’s cybersecurity roundup: Microsoft investigates login issues caused by recent Windows updates, while Japanese retailer Muji halts online sales after a ransomware attack. Experts uncover a prompt-injection flaw in Microsoft 365 Copilot, and the NYDFS issues new guidance on third-party cyber risks. Plus, critical vulnerabilities emerge in the Better-Auth library, a new PolarEdge botnet targets routers, and Meta rolls out AI-powered tools to combat scams across its messaging platforms.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest wave of cybersecurity incidents shaking global infrastructure — from the massive AWS outage that disrupted Prime Video and Fortnite, to China’s accusations against the NSA over cyber-espionage operations. He also breaks down CISA’s addition of new exploited vulnerabilities, the discovery of 131 malicious Chrome extensions hijacking WhatsApp sessions, and the major F5 Networks breach affecting over 262,000 systems. The episode wraps up with updates on Volkswagen’s suspected ransomware attack, the active exploitation of a critical Windows SMB flaw, and the emergence of the self-spreading “GlassWorm” malware targeting developer ecosystems.

In today’s HEAL Security Dispatch Deep Dive, we cover a wave of new cybersecurity threats making headlines. Attackers exploit a Zendesk authentication flaw, hackers spread self-compiling malware through TikTok videos, and an American Airlines subsidiary confirms data theft linked to Oracle systems. Meanwhile, Sotheby’s reports a major breach exposing sensitive client data, and Microsoft revokes 200 fraudulent code-signing certificates tied to ransomware operations. Stay informed with the latest developments in cybersecurity and digital defense.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest cybersecurity developments, including hackers deploying Linux rootkits on Cisco routers, the U.S. Senate’s scrutiny of Cisco’s security practices, and active exploits targeting Adobe Experience Manager and Windows BitLocker. He also covers Integris Health’s $30 million data breach settlement, new additions to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, and the often-overlooked hidden costs of penetration testing — highlighting how these events shape today’s digital risk landscape.

In this episode, we discuss the latest cybersecurity developments, including critical vulnerabilities in Cisco and SAP systems, widespread phishing campaigns, ransomware attacks, and regulatory actions. We also explore the growing skills gap in the cybersecurity workforce and the importance of board-level awareness to protect organizations from escalating digital threats.

Stay up to date with the latest in cybersecurity as HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest dives into major acquisitions, state-sponsored attacks, malware innovations, and high-profile breaches. This episode covers LevelBlue’s acquisition of Cybereason, North Korean malicious npm packages, OpenAI/Sora phishing schemes, Chinese hackers exploiting ArcGIS servers, the Pixnapping Android exploit, polymorphic malware trends, and PTOE Corporation’s website hijack. Learn how these events impact global digital security and what to watch for in emerging threats.

In today’s HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest, we cover the latest global cybersecurity developments. Microsoft investigates a widespread Microsoft 365 outage and a new GDPR ruling hits its education platform. SonicWall VPNs are breached using stolen credentials, while a new WhatsApp worm spreads banking malware across Brazil. Researchers reveal a Lenovo vulnerability, Microsoft’s Media Creation Tool fails on Windows 10, and a Rust-based malware called ChaosBot emerges as a rising threat. Stay informed with the latest updates shaping the cybersecurity landscape.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest developments in cybersecurity, including how AI models can be easily poisoned, the ongoing Cl0p ransomware attacks, dangerous Android malware impersonating popular apps, and critical vulnerabilities in enterprise systems like SonicWall and Oracle E-Business Suite. He also covers Apple’s $2 million bug bounty for zero-click exploits, the rapid spread of a global botnet, the discovery of malicious npm packages, Fortra’s $20 million data breach settlement, and CISA’s newest additions to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. Edd breaks down what these threats mean for individuals and organizations, and highlights the steps needed to stay protected in today’s evolving digital landscape.

In today’s cybersecurity roundup, we cover a wave of new threats and major incidents across industries. From fake Android apps spreading ClayRat spyware to SonicWall’s cloud data breach, this episode highlights the evolving risks facing users and enterprises alike. Plus, updates on Microsoft Defender’s false alerts, a Florida clinic’s delayed breach disclosure, Discord’s ID leak, and Jaguar Land Rover’s post-attack recovery. Stay informed with the latest developments shaping the digital security landscape.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest cybersecurity news and trends, covering Chinese hackers weaponizing open-source tools, the Crimson Collective targeting AWS cloud environments, WordPress theme exploits, and a critical macOS VPN vulnerability. He also explores the Salesforce data breach, the release of a fully undetectable Android RAT, arrests linked to a London nursery breach, and OpenAI’s actions to block state-sponsored hackers using ChatGPT. Edd breaks down the impact of these incidents, the tactics used by attackers, and what organizations and individuals can do to stay protected.

In today’s HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest, we cover the biggest cybersecurity developments shaping the digital landscape. From the Medusa ransomware exploiting Fortra’s GoAnywhere flaw to healthcare networks struggling with outdated infrastructure, today’s stories reveal how technology, security, and innovation intersect. We also explore BatShadow’s new Go-based malware campaign, DraftKings’ credential stuffing breach, and growing concerns over AI-driven “vibe coding.” Plus, we look at Google’s CodeMender AI, which patches vulnerabilities automatically, and Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 security changes. Stay informed and stay secure with the latest in cybersecurity intelligence.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest developments in cybersecurity, covering a wide range of critical threats and trends. He explores global cybercrime operations like the UAT-8099 SEO fraud campaign, major breaches affecting platforms such as Discord, and emerging malware like the new Android RAT. Edd also highlights the growth of the healthcare cybersecurity market, the challenges posed by quantum computing, rising payment fraud, AI security considerations, and critical browser vulnerabilities like Chrome’s RCE flaw. Tune in to stay informed and learn how to better protect your data and digital infrastructure.