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Lenovo Superfish Breaks HTTPS – Daily Security Byte EP.27
Not only does Lenovo ship with adware on their laptops, but this “Superfish” program breaks the sanctity of your HTTPS, allowing attackers to man-in-the-middle your “secure” web connections. Watch...
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NSA SIM Heist – Daily Security Byte EP.28
Wow! The NSA and GCHQ are at it again, this time stealing the keys to our mobile SIM cards. Even if they say they don’t do blanket surveillance, they have the means to. See the video to learn what this...
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NSA Get Out of Our Phones – WSWiR Episode 140
According to the news cyber criminals, nation states, and even our own employees are attacking our digital networks. In fact there’s so much information security news each day, it’s hard to keep up. If...
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Don’t FREAK Out – Daily Security Byte EP.36
I’m going to freak out if I hear about another security vulnerability in SSL…. Too late! Watch today’s episode to see whether or not you should freak about the FREAK SSL flaw. (Episode Runtime: 2:17)...
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FREAK affects Windows – Daily Security Byte EP.39
I warned you about the FREAK SSL vulnerability on Tuesday. It turns out it affects Windows too. Learn how to mitigate the issue, and get an update on how WatchGuard’s products are affected in the video...
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Should WatchGuard Customer’s FREAK Out About SSL?
Last Tuesday, my Daily Security Byte video covered a new vulnerability that affected certain implementations of SSL; specifically ones that still use RSA’s export cipher suite (RSA_EXPORT). Back in the...
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Google vs. CNNIC – Daily Security Byte EP.58
Google has discovered unauthorized digital certificates being used in a SSL man-in-the-middle attacks in Egypt. They tracked the certs to CNNIC and decided to remove the popular Chinese certificate...
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China’s Great Cannon – Daily Security Byte EP.65
Two weeks ago experts blamed China for a DDoS attack against Github. This week, researchers describe the Great Cannon tool that China allegedly uses for these sorts of attacks. Press play to learn...
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WatchGuard Breaks Logjam and Protects Encrypted Connections
This week, a group of university researchers disclosed a new vulnerability affecting the Diffie-Hellman key exchange. The Diffie-Hellman (DH) key exchange is a cryptographic method for two systems to...
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BB-8 Hacked – Daily Security Byte EP. 204
Today’s video covers an Internet of Things (IoT) hack for Star Wars geeks (like me). It’s not really dangerous, and probably won’t get exploited in the next “cyber war,” but its interesting...
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Why Automation and Classification are the Keys to Defending Your Airspace
How can an organization protect its employees and customers from Wi-Fi attacks such as Karma or man-in-the-middle (MiTM)? The convenience of public Wi-Fi drives people to connect to it in droves, but...
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