Breaking news: 126 updates from Google Chrome and many more patches abound! On this week's Technado, Sophie and Daniel get into hot topics like hactivism, AI, and banning Russian/Chinese companies from the states. In gaming news, CFB25 isn't even out yet, and its servers are already in shambles. All this and more await in this week's episode ..read more

Gamers rejoice: we've got news on Xbox, Nintendo, and Apple retro game emulators on this week's Technado! In some of our biggest stories this week, there's a new Google Chrome 0-day, Temu's getting sued, and millions of OpenSSH servers may be vulnerable to an attack. We also cover PortSwigger's very first outside investment, a biometric MFA token that doubles as a ring, and Grasshopper: a group of hackers...or pentesters...or hackers pretending to be pentesters. In other news, an Australian man was caught red-handed harvesting credentials while on a flight (yes, DURING the flight), Kadokawa Gr ..read more

This week on Technado, we've got breaking news: there's a new MOVEit bug, Apple released a firmware update for AirPods, and we've got robot skin to fuel your nightmares. In one of this week's biggest stories, Julian Assange has been released and is homeward bound. SolarWinds is back in the headlines, this time with an exploited Serv-U bug. Apple, Microsoft, and several other big tech companies are in hot water for violating the EU's Digital Markets Act. Hackers are using a Windows XXS flaw to execute arbitrary commands. And to wrap the first half of the show, we take a look at the alleged brea ..read more

This week's Technado starts strong with some breaking news: Nvidia has surpassed Apple and Microsoft to become the most valuable company in the world! Of course, we had to talk about Nintendo Direct, and we even took a look at the upcoming Spaceballs sequel. After our breaking news segment, Daniel warns us of a Wi-Fi takeover attack affecting Windows Users. Then, the feds are suing Adobe for some sneaky cancellation fees that are costing users hundreds. CISA conducted its first AI IR tabletop exercise, and we take a look at not one, not two, but THREE cybercriminals in Behind Bars. Following a ..read more

Get ready for a lot of opinions on this week’s Technado - Apple’s WWDC 2024 is underway, and we have some thoughts. In other breaking news, Black Basta threat actors may have exploited a Windows 0-day, and Fortinet has patched multiple vulnerabilities in FortiOS. And WWDC isn’t the only Apple news this week: the tech giant is refusing to pay a $1 million bounty to Kaspersky labs for some iOS zero-days. After our Apple tirade, we cover some malicious VSCode extensions with MILLIONS of downloads. Then, we take a look at not one, but TWO 4chan data leaks of some major companies: the New York Time ..read more

Daniel is back and the Technado studio got a makeover! We kick off the show with some breaking news: TikTok accounts are being compromised through a zero-click DM attack, and over 360 million stolen accounts were leaked on Telegram cybercrime channels. After our breaking news segment, we cover Bring Me The Horizon's hacking-themed website promoting their new album (spoiler alert: the website itself got hacked). Then, over half a million SOHO routers were remotely bricked - but we still don't know who did it or why. In Linux news, hackers are packing malware with Kiteshield to avoid AV detectio ..read more

This week on Technado, Google patched yet ANOTHER 0-day exploit - that's four this month, for those of you counting. Spyware program pcTattletale had their website defaced and database dumped. Several major pharmaceutical companies were affected by Cencora's February data loss. And in other news, hackers are phishing finance orgs using... Minesweeper? After a quick fact-checking break, we have a packed Behind Bars segment. The man behind a deepfake Joe Biden robocall is facing a $6M fine, while a man who stole $37 million in crypto could face up to 20 years in prison. A courtroom recording pla ..read more

This week on Technado, Dell got pwned: 49 million records were stolen & are up for sale on the dark web. Dan & Soph talk privacy as Proton has turned over more customer info to cops, and we also take a look at MITRE's newest framework, EMB3D. In exploit news, Cinterion cellular modems have some severe vulnerabilities to deal with, and a PoC has been released for a critical PuTTY key vulnerability. In our Pork Chop Sandwiches segment, ANOTHER malicious Python package has been found in PyPI. A new LLMjacking attack is being used to exploit stolen cloud creds, and Nmap 7.95 is out with ne ..read more

Join Don and Daniel as they discuss all things happening in the tech and cybersecurity world this week! Article Links: Rapid Fire https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/rising-metal-prices-could-mean-more-expensive-laptops-pc-parts-and-other-electronics-in-the-near-future https://arstechnica.com/apple/2024/05/apple-must-open-ipados-to-sideloading-within-6-months-eu-says/ https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/05/wear-os-will-soon-be-at-50-percent-of-apple-watch-sales/ https://www.darkreading.com/cloud-security/dprks-kimsuky-apt-abuses-weak-dmarc-policies-feds-warn https://gbhackers.com ..read more

Patches abound on this week's Technado! In our Rapid Fire segment, we kick things off with the UK ban on weak default passwords. Then, a warning from Okta on cred-stuffing attacks, and a critical bug in R that exposes orgs to supply chain risks. Collection agency FBCS got pwned this week, with millions of records being exposed - but in happier news, the Japanese police are starting a new effort to keep elderly citizens from falling prey to payment card scams. The ArcaneDoor was a big story this week, as was yet anothrer WordPress plugin vulnerability - and in this week's D'oh! segment, the pop ..read more