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Episode 58: Is Your MSP Actually Securing Your Network? (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the Scinary Information Nexus! This week, Richard, Joseph, Mario, and Hunter tackle the messy reality of third-party risk and what they call "The MSP Dilemma." First up, the guys look at an incident involving an AI translation device called Timekettle, which was caught routing local Texas government traffic back to Shenzhen, China. The vendor tried to blame "legacy IP attribution," but it's a great example of why you can't just blindly trust your tech vendors. From there, they di
Episode 57: Cybersecurity Myths Debunked: AI, VPNs & Cloud (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the Scinary Information Nexus! Richard Martin is back from his month-long break, joining Joseph Hamilton, Mario Ortiz, and Brazos Wortham for a new episode. This week, we're talking about cybersecurity myths that trick organizations into wasting money and weakening their defenses. We look at the marketing hype around AI threats and the illusion of default cloud security. We also talk about why consumer VPNs aren't the privacy shields they claim to be. Plus, we explain why treatin
Episode 56: Untitled Episode (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the Scinary Information Nexus! This week, Brazos and Joseph hold down the fort for a two-man episode. We review the new executive order pushing for "free" cybersecurity for critical infrastructure and question how it will actually be funded. We also debate the controversial authorization of private companies launching offensive cyber "hack-backs." Allowing private entities to retaliate against attackers could cause massive collateral damage on shared infrastructure like AWS and C
Episode 55: ClickFix & Phishing Attacks: The Back-to-School Surge (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the Scinary Information Nexus! While Richard is away enjoying his August hiatus, Brazos, Joseph, and Mario are holding down the fort. With the back-to-school season in full swing, the SOC team has been battling an absolute blazing inferno of cyber threats. The guys debrief on two major attacks currently hammering networks: highly evasive "ClickFix" malware campaigns and relentless Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks. Threat actors are getting clever, injecting fake CAPTCHAs i
Episode 54: The Consumer Cybersecurity Gap: Botnets, Gamers & ClickFix (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the Scinary Information Nexus! Brazos, Joseph, and Mario are holding down the fort. After reviewing this week's beer selections (and swearing off Jeppson's Malort forever), the guys tackle the grim realities of critical infrastructure attacks. With water treatment facilities and power grids being targeted by nation-state actors, why is the general public left with survival-level advice like "learn how to boil water"? The team then breaks down the consumer cybersecurity gap and ex
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