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Episode #106 - Executives Under Attack

Cyber criminals continue to increase their focus on executives and other high-profile individuals. Using well crafted and targeted attack methods, criminals are able to coerce people into sending money and information directly into the wrong hands. This week, the guys talk about whaling, spear phishing, and other tactics being used in successful attacks! 

Burger King forgets to put a password on their systems, again

NodeStealer 2.0 takes over Facebook Business accounts and targets crypto wallets 

New AI phishing tool FraudGPT tied to same group behind WormGPT

Microsoft key stolen by Chinese hackers provided access far beyond Outlook

Zero-day in Salesforce email services exploited in targeted Facebook phishing campaign

Unpatched Apache Tomcat servers spread Mirai botnet malware

White House Cyber Workforce Strategy: No Quick Fix for Skills Shortage

China-backed hackers suspected in NetScaler RCE attacks

US govt is hunting a Chinese malware that can interfere with its military operations

Why the California Delete Act Matters

Tesla Jailbreak Unlocks Theft of In-Car Paid Features

Amazon's AWS SSM agent can be used as post-exploitation RAT malware

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