In this episode, Edd Hall discusses today’s major cybersecurity developments, including active exploitation of the 7-Zip RCE flaw, CISA’s newest KEV entry, security risks from Windows 11’s upcoming autonomous AI features, the emergence of the “Gentlemen” ransomware group, widespread abuse of URL shorteners, Eurofiber’s confirmed cloud breach, new guidance on bulletproof hosting, and a WhatsApp enumeration issue impacting user privacy.

A roundup of the latest cybersecurity stories, from record-breaking DDoS attacks and advanced phishing kits to financial scams, state-linked espionage, and major internet outages. This episode breaks down how these threats unfolded and what they mean for global security.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses a wave of significant cybersecurity developments, including a massive IoT-powered DDoS attack against Azure, new findings on Android spyware exploiting a Samsung zero-day, multiple corporate and healthcare data breaches, and the active exploitation of a critical FortiWeb vulnerability. He also examines the rise of LinkedIn-based phishing campaigns, the financial fallout from Tata Motors’ recent cyber incident, and emerging 5G-A technologies that may shape future attack surfaces.

Today’s episode breaks down the latest wave of high-impact cybersecurity stories — from AI-driven espionage campaigns and critical zero-day flaws to new threats targeting developers and identity systems. We cover active exploits, major vulnerabilities, and emerging attack techniques shaping the security landscape right now. Stay informed, stay ahead.

In today’s cybersecurity roundup, we cover Microsoft’s new privacy feature for Teams, critical vulnerabilities discovered in Ubuntu’s Rust-based “sudo-rs,” and hackers exploiting remote monitoring tools like LogMeIn and PDQ Connect. We also discuss the Washington Post breach tied to the Cl0p ransomware group, the rise of MastaStealer malware using Windows LNK files, CISA’s updated Akira ransomware advisory, and a new report revealing major data leaks among Forbes AI 50 companies. Stay informed with the latest developments in cybersecurity and data protection.

In today's roundup, we cover Google’s lawsuit against a large-scale phishing network, urgent security patches from leading tech vendors, and several active exploitation cases targeting enterprise systems. Organizations are strongly advised to update affected products, review configurations, and enhance monitoring to mitigate ongoing threats.

In this episode, we dive into the latest cybersecurity stories — from the “LandFall” spyware exploiting Samsung phones to AI companies leaking credentials on GitHub. We also cover healthcare’s ongoing cyber struggles, China’s massive Knownsec data breach exposing state hacking tools, the rise of LinkedIn phishing campaigns, the rapid growth of the medical device security market, and Intel’s insider data theft case. Stay informed on the threats shaping the digital world this week.

In today’s episode, we dive into the latest cybersecurity stories shaping the digital landscape. From Cisco firewall exploits and QNAP zero-days to the rise of the Herodotus banking malware and Landfall spyware, we uncover how attackers are evolving. Plus, insights on China’s new IIS hacking campaigns, Microsoft Teams’ security concerns, and the advanced LockBit 5.0 ransomware making waves across global networks. Stay informed with this week’s top cyber threats.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses how hackers are exploiting Windows Hyper-V to hide malware, Google’s warning about self-modifying AI threats, and Cisco’s alert on active firewall exploits. He also covers CISA’s new industrial control system advisories, a ransomware attack on Central Jersey Medical Center, and the growing problem of weak passwords. Plus, Edd explores how generative AI is fueling applicant fraud in healthcare and how three major cybercrime groups—Scattered Spider, LAPSUS$, and ShinyHunters—have joined forces under the new alliance Scattered LAPSUS Hunters.

Stay updated on the latest in cybersecurity, AI-driven threats, and IT innovations. In this episode, we cover Google’s discovery of the self-modifying PROMPTFLUX malware, a major UK government IT upgrade, critical WordPress plugin vulnerabilities, SonicWall’s state-sponsored breach, AI-assisted cyberattacks, and Komodor’s new self-healing Kubernetes platform. Short, precise, and essential tech news for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses how cybercriminals are blending AI abuse, cloud exploitation, and social engineering to launch increasingly sophisticated attacks. From Microsoft uncovering the SesameOp backdoor that used OpenAI’s API for covert communication, to the TruffleNet campaign stealing AWS credentials, this week reveals how trusted technologies are being weaponized. Edd also breaks down new CISA advisories on industrial control systems, the U.S. CFPB’s declining cybersecurity posture, a React Native supply-chain flaw, a massive Swedish data breach affecting 1.5 million people, and a ransomware group spreading fake Microsoft Teams ads. Tune in to learn how these events highlight the growing need for vigilance, patching, and smarter cloud identity protection in today’s cyber landscape.

In today’s HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest, we cover Microsoft’s latest WSUS patch that unexpectedly disables hotpatching, a malicious VSX extension targeting developers, and a shocking insider ransomware case. Plus, new details on MuddyWater’s Phoenix backdoor campaign, Odyssey Cybersecurity’s expansion in Saudi Arabia, WordPress’s WP-CLI tutorial, and cybercriminals exploiting remote-management tools to hijack logistics operations. Stay informed with the latest developments shaping the cybersecurity landscape.

In this episode, Mark and Diana discuss the latest cybersecurity developments — from the state-backed Airstalk malware campaign exploiting VMware AirWatch APIs to Claroty’s critical authentication bypass fix. They also explore OpenAI’s new AI model “Aardvark”, designed to automatically detect and patch code vulnerabilities, and Microsoft Edge’s new scareware sensor aimed at blocking tech-support scams. Plus, they cover ongoing Cisco “BadCandy” infections, the U.S. decision to reject the UN cybercrime treaty, MOVEit and Linux kernel vulnerabilities, and CISA’s updated Exchange Server guidance — wrapping up with insights on what these trends mean for enterprise security in 2025.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest cybersecurity developments shaping the global landscape — including a massive surge in DDoS attacks across the Middle East, LinkedIn’s AI data privacy deadline, and a shocking case of a U.S. defense contractor selling exploits to Russia. He also covers a major data leak from Iran’s intelligence academy, new additions to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, malware targeting WooCommerce sites, high-severity flaws in Docker Compose, and fresh security guidance from CISA and NSA for Microsoft Exchange and industrial control systems.

In today’s HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest, we cover the latest developments shaking the cybersecurity world — from Microsoft’s global DNS outage to a surge in AI-powered attacks across Africa. Discover how new vulnerabilities like TEE.Fail and LiteSpeed Cache exploits are putting systems at risk, while Gunra ransomware and PhantomRaven supply-chain attacks continue to spread. We also explore how data gaps are leaving healthcare providers in the dark. Stay informed with the most critical cybersecurity updates shaping today’s digital landscape.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest global cybersecurity incidents, including massive data breaches, ransomware attacks, and actively exploited vulnerabilities. He breaks down how these events impact individuals and organizations, highlights emerging threats like zero-day exploits and sophisticated APT campaigns, and explores how companies are responding with advanced security measures such as threat intelligence platforms. Listeners will gain insights into the current cyber threat landscape and practical steps to stay protected.

Today’s episode of HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest dives into the latest global cybersecurity developments — from a critical flaw in Ubiquiti’s UniFi Access system to a Chrome zero-day exploit linked to an Italian spyware vendor. We cover Dentsu’s data breach, Apple’s controversial iOS update that wipes spyware evidence, and a massive leak exposing 183 million Gmail accounts. Plus, researchers uncover a fake “privacy” browser tied to Chinese servers, and Microsoft tests a new Windows feature to boost system reliability. Stay informed with the top cybersecurity stories shaping the digital world.

In this episode, Mark and Diana discuss the week’s biggest cybersecurity developments — from YouTube videos secretly delivering malware to rising ransomware attacks across healthcare and manufacturing. They explore how Jaguar Land Rover’s $2.5B breach exposed weaknesses in industrial cybersecurity, why Canada’s healthcare system is under siege, and what lessons can be learned from recent Apple, Oracle, and Finwise incidents. The hosts also unpack the DHS warrant involving OpenAI, the growing move toward passwordless authentication, and how observability is reshaping digital defense in healthcare.

In today’s cybersecurity roundup, we cover major developments shaking the tech world — from SpaceX disabling thousands of Starlink terminals used in scams to Samsung patching a serious zero-day flaw in the Galaxy S25. Microsoft tightens Windows security by disabling the preview pane, while new attacks exploit Adobe Commerce and Magento platforms. We also look at how spreadsheet-based risk tracking is failing organizations, a critical Comet Browser vulnerability, and cybersecurity warnings for Medicare’s open enrollment season. Stay informed with the latest in threat intelligence and digital defense.

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest developments in cybersecurity, including emerging threats, critical vulnerabilities, phishing campaigns, AI-related security risks, and high-profile data breaches. He highlights key actions organizations should take to strengthen defenses, manage risks, and protect sensitive data in an increasingly complex digital landscape.