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  • Enterprise Linux Security Episode 104 – Artificial Insanity

    In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss some unexpected consequences of AI. Also, they’ll give you a “year in review”, going over the most substantial security stories of 2024.

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    • AI Slop is Hurting Security – LLMs are Dumb and People are Dim
    • Chinese hackers still lurk in US telecommunications systems
    • Will Europe keep your encrypted messages secret?
    • Log4j Still Being Exploited

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  • Enterprise Linux Security Episode 103 – Pretty Sly for a WiFi

    In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss a recent story where one company’s WiFi was used to hack another – and other security shenanigans.

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    • Russian Spies Jumped From One Network to Another Via Wi-Fi in an Unprecedented Hack

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  • Enterprise Linux Security Episode 102 – The Cybersecurity Resilience Act

    In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss recent government policy that will have far reaching effects – and this time it isn’t coming from the USA. Also, is C and C++ too “unsafe” to use? Those stories and more during this episode!

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    • EU Policy Information
    • The US government wants developers to stop using C and C++
    • Inside the Massive Crime Industry That’s Hacking Billion-Dollar Companies
    • TuxCare Survey

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  • Enterprise Linux Security Episode 101 – Ransomware Health Risks

    In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss a recent decision made by VMWare, CISA security requirements, and more about how ransomware can be especially problematic in health care.

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    • Ransomware Attacks on Healthcare Sector ‘Pose a Direct and Systemic Risk to Global Public Health and Security’
    • VMware Fusion and Workstation are Now Free for All Users
    • VMware Workstation Shifting From Proprietary Code To Using Upstream KVM
    • CISA proposes new security requirements to protect govt, personal data

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  • Enterprise Linux Security Episode 98 – Old Habits, New Threats

    In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss the “EUCLEAK” vulnerability, as well as a recent story that outlines one of the many ways the industry is vulnerable to the same old tricks with outdated perimeter protection. Don’t miss it!

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    • Yikes, YubiKey Vulnerable — ‘EUCLEAK’ FIDO FAIL?
    • Old Habits, New Threats: Why More Phishing Attacks are Bypassing Outdated Perimeter Detection

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  • Boost Your pfSense Security With CrowdSec’s New Plugin

    CrowdSec is a free crowd-powered security solution that adds a powerful layer of security to your infrastructure. It’s also a fan-favorite among Enterprises and Homelabs. Now, CrowdSec is able to help protect our pfSense firewalls with its new plugin – and you’ll learn all about it in this video.

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  • Enterprise Linux Security Episode 96 – Weaponized Workflows

    In DevOps, there’s many great tools we appreciate – CI/CD workflows definitely being one of them. Github Workflows is one such tool, but vulnerabilities were recently found. Also, AT&T suffers a breach (and more!)

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    • Report Surfaces Thousands of Potential Vulnerabilities in GitHub Workflows
    • Survey Finds Confidence in Data Security Despite Ransomware Scourge
    • AT&T says criminals stole phone records of ‘nearly all’ customers in new data breach
    • AT&T Says 110M Customers’ Data Leaked — Yep, it’s Snowflake Again

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  • Enterprise Linux Security Episode 95 – Polyfill

    In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss several recent cybersecurity news stories, including Polyfill – which is another example of why supply chain attacks are something everyone should be paying attention to.

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    • China-Backed Threat Group Rapidly Exploits New Flaws
    • Biggest Ever Password Leak – but is ObamaCare’s RockYou2024 Really NEW?
    • Polyfill Becomes a Supply-Chain Risk to 100,000 Websites

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  • Enterprise Linux Security Episode 94 – regreSSHion

    In this episode, Jay and Joao will discuss the recent regreSSHion vulnerability, which claims to be a path to root – although it might take a while. Also, recent developments with Teamviewer are also discussed.

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    • New OpenSSH Vulnerability Could Lead to RCE as Root on Linux Systems
    • regreSSHion: Remote Unauthenticated Code Execution Vulnerability in OpenSSH server
    • TeamViewer IT security update

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  • Enterprise Linux Security Episode 93 – Ticketmaster’s Weakest Link

    In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss the recent breach suffered by Ticketmaster. Also, several new or updated news stories will be discussed.

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    • The Ticketmaster Data Breach May Be Just the Beginning
    • Hackers Detail How They Allegedly Stole Ticketmaster Data From Snowflake
    • New York Times Responds to Source Code Leak
    • The kernel becomes its own CNA

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  • Enterprise Linux Security Episode 92 – Server Not Found

    What would you do if your organization’s cloud servers were deleted? That’s exactly what happened to a Singaporean company, which found their servers wiped by a disgruntled employee. Plus, the FBI distributes over 7,000 unlock keys, and Europol launches their biggest botnet operation yet.

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    • Largest ever operation against botnets hits dropper malware ecosystem
    • A disgruntled ex-employee at a Singaporean IT firm caused carnage after deleting over 180 servers
    • FBI Distributes 7,000 LockBit Ransomware Decryption Keys to Help Victims
    • EU chat control law proposes scanning your messages
    • Operation: Endgame

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  • Enterprise Linux Security Episode 91 – The Shared Responsibility Model

    In the last episode, we discussed a story where a company literally lost their cloud – at no fault of their own. But what is truly your responsibility when working with a cloud provider? What is their responsibility? In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss where the line is drawn between you and your cloud provider.

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    • Unprecedented Google Cloud event wipes out customer account and its backups
    • A joint statement from UniSuper CEO Peter Chun, and Google Cloud CEO, Thomas Kurian

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