
Security Now (Audio)
Cybersecurity guru Steve Gibson joins Leo Laporte every Tuesday. Steve and Leo break down the latest cybercrime and hacking stories, offering a deep understanding of what's happening and how to protect yourself and your business. Security Now is a must listen for security professionals every week. You can join Club TWiT for $10 per month and get ad-free audio and video feeds for all our shows plus everything else the club offers...or get just this podcast ad-free for $5 per month. New episodes every Tuesday.
Episodes
SN 979: The Angle of the Dangle - "Recall" Recall, IT at the NYT, Private Cloud Compute
SN 978: The Rise and Fall of code.microsoft.com - Apple Password Manager, AI Coding
SN 977: A Large Language Model in Every Pot - Problems With Recall, End of ICQ, Email @ GRC
SN 976: The 50 Gigabyte Privacy Bomb - Google AI Workarounds, Microsoft Recall
SN 975: 312 Scientists & Researchers Respond - 3 Chrome Zero-Days, Free Laundry
SN 974: Microsoft's Head in the Clouds - 4-Digit Pins, Long Range Navigation, Microsoft
SN 973: Not So Fast - GPS Vulnerabilites, VPN Flaw
SN 972: Passkeys: A Shattered Dream? - IoT Default Passwords, Passkeys
SN 971: Chat (out of) Control - Fuxnet, Android Quarantine, Gentoo
SN 970: GhostRace - AT&T Breach Update, Cookie Notices, Router Buttons
SN 969: Minimum Viable Secure Product - Dlink NAS Backdoor, Privnote, Crowdefense
This podcast episode discusses various topics related to cybersecurity, including flawed security mechanisms, hard-coded remote access credentials, critical vulnerabilities in network attached storage devices, controversial public disclosures, cybercriminal operations, the zero-day exploit market, and the status of NAS...
SN 968: A Cautionary Tale - XZ Outbreak, AT&T Data Breach
This podcast episode explores various topics including privacy and AI compliance for businesses, a vulnerability in the Linux kernel, a data breach involving AT&T customer information, ad blocker usage, Google's Privacy Sandbox technologies, the performance degradation of SSDs, the upcoming Spinrite version 7, a backdo...
SN 967: GoFetch - Apple vs. DOJ, ".INTERNAL" TLD
This podcast episode covers a range of topics, including the potential impact of the "GoFetch" discovery on Apple's M-series silicon, the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust lawsuit against Apple, updates on various tech news, flaws in Apple's M-series silicon, Apple's HomeKit router plans, the reservation of a top-...
SN 966: Morris The Second - Voyager 1, The Web Turns 35
SN 965: Passkeys vs. 2FA - Unhelpful CERT, VMware patch, Signal 7.0 Beta
This podcast episode explores various cybersecurity topics, including vulnerabilities in major enterprise websites, critical vulnerabilities in VMware products, Russian-backed cyberattacks, privacy improvements in Signal, Meta's plans for interoperability, ransomware attacks on healthcare companies, misconceptions abou...
SN 964: PQ3 - Voyager 1's fate, Apple's post-quantum iMessage protocol
SN 963: Web portal? Yes please! - Firefox v123, LockBit Disrupted
SN 962: The Internet Dodged a Bullet - Wyze Breach, Patch Tuesday, KeyTrap
SN 961: Bitlocker: Chipped or Cracked? - Honeypots, Toothbrush Botnet, Bitlocker Cracked
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