CISO Talk
The conversation style podcast is all about the CISO view on cybersecurity, talent development, technology, leadership and so much more. CISO Talk is hosted by CISO James Azar who is leading a conversation with his peers on all things Cybersecurity and so much more than that...
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The Security Stack Is Now the Attack Surface: Magento Zero-Day, MFA Session Theft, ScreenConnect Worm & EDR Exploits (opens the original)
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Good Morning Security Gang Today’s show has a different texture because the very technologies we depend on to operate and defend our environments are increasingly becoming part of the attack surface. We have ten stories that deserve attention. An actively exploited zero-day affecting Magento and Adobe Commerce currently has no patch. BigBear 2.0 has successfully bypassed MFA across hundreds of organizations by targeting authenticated Microsoft 365 sessions instead of passwords. Rogue ScreenConne
Labor Day Cybersecurity Brief Your Control Plane Is Under Attack: Chrome Zero-Day, N-central RCE, PostgreSQL Backdoor & ScreenConnect Exposure (opens the original)
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Good Morning Security Gang Happy Labor Day. It’s Monday morning, the calendar may say holiday, but apparently nobody informed the attackers. I’ve already moved on to the second espresso because thirteen stories landed over the weekend, and several of them deserve attention before everyone gets back to the office tomorrow. Today’s show is fundamentally about control-plane security . Google is responding to the sixth actively exploited Chrome zero-day of the year. N-able has issued its fourth emer
Attackers Are Moving Faster Than Your Patch Cycle: PaperCut, Langflow & JFrog Exploited in the Wild (opens the original)
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Good Morning Security Gang Hump day is here, the double espresso is ready, and today’s cybersecurity news should make every CISO take another look at the speed of their vulnerability-management program. If you were with us Monday, we were already tracking exploitation of PaperCut. Today, that story has escalated considerably. CISA has added the vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, researchers are seeing hands-on-keyboard attackers inside compromised servers, initial-ac
Patch It or Lose It: Rails Under Attack, China Burrows Into Cisco & Ransomware Turns to AI (opens the original)
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Good Morning Security Gang We’re wrapping up the third quarter, budget season is around the corner, the double espresso is ready, and today’s theme is pretty straightforward: patch it or lose it . We’re leading with a critical Ruby on Rails vulnerability being actively exploited roughly a month after a fix became available, with thousands of potentially exposed applications still sitting on the internet. A China-linked espionage operation has moved deeper into Cisco network infrastructure, modif
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