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13:06

Sponsored: Push Security on ConsentFix attacks

Risky Bulletin ·

2026/01/26

In this Risky Business News sponsor interview, Catalin Cimpanu talks with Luke Jennings, VP of Research & Development at Push Security, about ConsentFix. It’s a new form of email-based social engineering attack used in the wild, an evolution of the ClickFix attack that goes after your identity. Show notes ConsentFix: Analysing a browser-native

6:34

Risky Bulletin: Russia deployed wipers on Poland's...

Risky Bulletin ·

2026/01/25

Russia deployed wipers against Poland’s energy grid, Microsoft shared BitLocker keys with the FBI, Romania dismantles a murder-for-hire portal, and the EU creates a new anti-spyware group. Show notes Risky Bulletin: EU readies new anti-spyware group, but with even less powers than PEGA

6:39

Risky Bulletin: Improperly patched bug exploited...

Risky Bulletin ·

2026/01/22

A poorly patched bug is being exploited in Fortinet firewalls, hackers go after security testing environments, Jordanian police used Cellebrite against activists, and new Cisco and SmarterMail zero-days.Show notes Risky Bulletin: Improperly patched bug exploited again in Fortinet firewalls

19:47

Srsly Risky Biz: You can't block space internet

Risky Bulletin ·

2026/01/22

Tom Uren and Amberleigh Jack talk about the rise of technologies that can undermine internet blackouts such as Starlink and its relatively new direct-to-cell service. Authoritarian internet shutdowns and disasters happen often enough that governments should think about how to take advantage of these new technologies rather than just reacting when crises arise.They also discuss the nomination of General Joshua Rudd as head of NSA and US Cyber Command. This episode is

6:14

Risky Bulletin: Domain resurrection attacks come to...

Risky Bulletin ·

2026/01/21

Canonical’s Snap Store hit by domain resurrection attacks, Russia will use AI to detect VPN users, Iranian hackers switch to Starlink during internet outage, and Greece arrests SMS blasters… by dumb luck.Show notes Risky Bulletin: Domain resurrection attacks come to Canonical's Snap Store

32:36

Between Two Nerds: Why the West sucks at Information...

Risky Bulletin ·

2026/01/19

In this edition of Between Two Nerds Tom Uren and The Grugq talk about what information warfare even is, revisit a 30-year-old paper and examine why Western governments struggle with the concept. This episode is also available on Youtube. Show notes What is Information Warfare by Martin Libicki Human Rights in China

7:18

Risky Bulletin: Germany seeks more hacking and...

Risky Bulletin ·

2026/01/18

Germany seeks more hacking and surveillance powers for its intelligence service, Finland intends to criminalize the spreading of false information, patriotic “French” social media goes quiet during Iran’s internet outage, and hackers are extorting GrubHub. Show notes Risky Bulletin: Germany seeks more hacking and surveillance powers for its intel

14:25

Sponsored: Seeing into the seams

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2026/01/18

In this Risky Business sponsored interview, Tom Uren talks to Justin Kohler, Chief Product Officer at SpecterOps, about how attack paths exist in the seams between different identity or permissions management domains. In isolation, for example, both your Github and your AWS deployment could follow best practices. But bring them together and you’ve got problems. Bloodhound’s OpenGraph lets you find and fix these otherwise invisible attack paths.

7:12

Risky Bulletin: China bans Israeli and US...

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2026/01/15

China bans Israeli and US cybersecurity products, Sean Plankey is re-nominated for CISA Director, RAM price hikes are likely to impact the cost of firewalls, and Lumen sinkholes the Kimwolf DDoS botnet.Show notes Risky Bulletin: DRAM price hikes set to impact firewalls too

19:19

Srsly Risky Biz: China Fights Scam Compounds … For China

Risky Bulletin ·

2026/01/15

Tom Uren and Amberleigh Jack talk about the Chinese government’s reactive approach to tackling scam compounds. It’s driven by bad news on domestic media and therefore focusses on the compounds that are targeting Chinese citizens. Rather than eliminating the industry, that may instead be shaping the industry to focus on other countries and particularly Americans. They also discuss the role of disruptive cyber operations in the US’s raid to capture Venezuelan President

6:17

Risky Bulletin: Russia fines 33 telcos for...

Risky Bulletin ·

2026/01/14

Russia fines 33 telcos for surveillance non-compliance, AVCheck admin is arrested in Amsterdam, Poland repels an attack on its power grid, and voice cloning defenses can be bypassed. Show notes Risky Bulletin: Voice cloning defenses still weak, can be bypassed

27:58

Between Two Nerds: Lights out!

Risky Bulletin ·

2026/01/12

In this edition of Between Two Nerds Tom Uren and The Grugq about the role of cyber operations in the US capture of Venezuela’s president Nicolas Maduro. This episode is also available on Youtube. Show notes Maduro's fall puts US cyber power in the spotlight Trump suggests US used cyberattacks to turn off lights in

6:05

Risky Bulletin: Apex Legends streamers hacked again

Risky Bulletin ·

2026/01/11

The Apex Legends game is hacked again, data about 17 million Instagram users put up for sale, Indonesia blocks X over pornographic content, and a ransomware attack hits major Chilean energy provider Show notes Risky Bulletin: Apex Legends streamers hacked again

15:17

Sponsored: What AI workloads mean for Cloud security

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2026/01/11

In this Risky Business News sponsored interview the CEO and founder of Prowler, Toni de la Fuente, explains how implementing AI systems brings new security challenges that differ for traditional cloud workloads. Toni also talks about ‘attack paths’ in the context of cloud infrastructure and using them to minimise risk. Show notes

6:58

Risky Bulletin: Belarus deploys spyware on...

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2025/12/19

Belarus deployed spyware on journalists’ phones, a man is arrested for installing malware on a ferry, France arrests the hacker behind an Interior Ministry email server breach, and new Cisco and SonicWall zero-days.Show notes Risky Bulletin: Belarus deploys spyware on journalists' phones

19:17

Srsly Risky Biz: Like Huawei, but for electricity

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2025/12/17

Tom Uren and Patrick Gray talk about America’s increasing dependence on Chinese manufacturers for electrical sector equipment. This doesn’t seem like a good idea when China is hacking electric utilities for sabotage and PLA researchers are dreaming up ways to attack the grid.They also discuss the possibility that the US was responsible for a cyber attack on Venezuela’s state oil company and how Russian state-backed hacktivism is so dumb. This episode is also

7:39

Risky Bulletin: Most smart devices run outdated web...

Risky Bulletin ·

2025/12/17

Most smart devices run outdated web browsers, Ukrainian hacktivists breach a major Russian defense contractor, ransomware hits Venezuela’s state-owned oil company, and hackers are trying to extort PornHub with stolen user data.Show notes Risky Bulletin: Most smart devices run outdated web browsers

49:56

Between Three Nerds: The evolution of Iranian cyber...

Risky Bulletin ·

2025/12/15

In this edition of Between Two Nerds Tom Uren and The Grugq talk to Hamid Kashfi, CEO and founder of DarkCell, talk about the Iranian cyber espionage scene. Kashfi talks about how the regime once forced people to hack and crushed the domestic security research scene. He describes how and why the government has changed its approach and is now reaping the rewards of improved Iranian capabilities. This episode is available on Youtube.

7:51

Risky Bulletin: African freelancers behind anti-US...

Risky Bulletin ·

2025/12/15

Russia is hiring African freelancers for disinformation campaigns, the US is preparing to let contractors run offensive cyber operations, Germany blames Russia for the hack of its air traffic control agency, and Apple patches two WebKit zero-days. Show notes Risky Bulletin: African freelancers behind anti-US and anti-French disinfo campaigns

19:36

Sponsored: ConsentFix and Push Security's browser...

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2025/12/14

In this sponsored interview Casey Ellis is joined by Push Security’s Field CTO, Mark Orlando. They chat about the ways that browser-based attacks are evolving and how Push Security is finding and cataloging them. Show notes ConsentFix: Analysing a browser-native ClickFix-style attack that hijacks OAuth consent grants Introducing

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