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Risky Business #460 -- Haroon Meer talks Kaspersky drama, NotPetya, the cryptowars and more

Risky Business #460 -- Haroon Meer talks Kaspersky drama, NotPetya, the cryptowars and more

Released Wednesday, 5th July 2017
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Risky Business #460 -- Haroon Meer talks Kaspersky drama, NotPetya, the cryptowars and more

Risky Business #460 -- Haroon Meer talks Kaspersky drama, NotPetya, the cryptowars and more

Risky Business #460 -- Haroon Meer talks Kaspersky drama, NotPetya, the cryptowars and more

Risky Business #460 -- Haroon Meer talks Kaspersky drama, NotPetya, the cryptowars and more

Wednesday, 5th July 2017
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Adam Boileau has some out of town business to handle this week so he can’t join us in the news segment. But that’s ok, because industry legend Haroon Meer has very kindly agreed to fill in for him! We chat to Haroon shortly about all the latest NotPetya developments, we’ll also talk about the drama Kaspersky is experiencing right now, as well as dissecting the latest battle reports from the cryptowar! All the news is covered.

This week’s show is brought to you by ICEBRG!

ICEBRG’s co-founder, Will Peteroy, joins the show this week to chat a bit about what they’re up to. Will has an interesting background. He was the technical director of a government agency Red Team. That meant red team exercises against agencies, but he was also responsible for doing assessments on security products. He also put in a bunch of time at Microsoft where he was the endpoint for product security for Windows and Internet Explorer, which meant he was the recipient of oh-so-much-0day for around a year and a half. So yeah, Will knows what he’s doing, and he’s made a thing, and you’re going to hear about that thing after this week’s news.

See links to show notes below, and follow Patrick or Haroon on Twitter if that’s your thing!

Show notes

NATO: NotPetya Likely the Work of State Attackers | On the WireTeleBots are back: supply-chain attacks against UkraineResearchers Find BlackEnergy APT Links in ExPetr Code | Threatpost | The first stop for security newsMore Security Firms Confirm NotPetya Shoddy Code Is Making Recovery ImpossibleUkrainian police seize software company's serversNew Petya Distribution Vectors Bubbling to Surface | Threatpost | The first stop for security newsCyber attack: Ukrainian software company will face charges over security neglect, police suggest - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)Family firm in Ukraine says it was not responsible for cyber attack | ReutersiTWire - Kaspersky Lab row: Russian minister warns of blowbackDocuments could link Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky to FSB spy agency - Chicago TribuneG20 summit: Malcolm Turnbull to urge Donald Trump to act against tech terroristsThe Medicare machine: patient details of 'any Australian' for sale on darknet | Australia news | The GuardianThe “keys to the cyber caliphate”: The daring U.S. raid to seize the ISIS personnel database - Salon.comMan Pleads Guilty to Stealing Bitcoin From Other Dark Web CriminalsHacker "Incursio" Gets Two Years in Prison for Hacking CIA, DHS, DOJ, and FBIThis Dark Web Site Creates Robocalls to Steal People’s Credit Card PINs - MotherboardBugcrowd-2017-State-of-Bug-Bounty-Report.pdfAverage Bug Bounty Payments Growing | Threatpost | The first stop for security newsHTTPS Certificate Revocation is broken, and it’s time for some new tools | Ars TechnicaTwitter / ?GitHub - SandboxEscaper/Edge-sandbox-escapeICEBRG | Streaming Network Forensics™ for Real-Time Threat Response
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